Measles , once nearly eliminated, is resurging due to declining immunity and imported cases—creating a dangerous landscape for pregnant patients . Infection during pregnancy significantly increases the risks of severe pneumonia, need for respiratory support, prematurity, stillbirth, and—even though rare—congenital measles with high infant mortality. With no antiviral cure available, prevention becomes the strongest defense. Measles-containing vaccines offer 97% protection with two doses but cannot be given during pregnancy , making pre-pregnancy counseling and vaccination of susceptible individuals critical for obstetric care. To read more; Click here Are you ensuring every nonpregnant, non-immune patient is protected before they conceive?
##Reference## Joseph, Naima T. MD, MPH. Measles in Pregnancy: Clinical Considerations and Challenges. Obstetrics & Gynecology…
