(2009/08) August 2009 MTBs
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jermaine
I did get chkn pox twice, but only bcoz first time I was a toddler & only got a little bit. But if u had a lot, & it was not during childhood yrs, u shd be immune.
If I'm not wrong, chkn pox virus is airborne. Anyone can cfm? If so, u try not to breathe in the air that he breathes out. Just to play safe lah.
I did get chkn pox twice, but only bcoz first time I was a toddler & only got a little bit. But if u had a lot, & it was not during childhood yrs, u shd be immune.
If I'm not wrong, chkn pox virus is airborne. Anyone can cfm? If so, u try not to breathe in the air that he breathes out. Just to play safe lah.
hahaha.. jul.. ur funny.. dun breathe the air he breathe out..
tink the germs are frm the pores.. not frm his breath de bah..
anyways.. i oso duno la.. hahaha..
oh.. the beef noodles.. those black black sticky gravy kind de izit? ooooh..i miss those.. nowadays..like very few places hv leh.
i oso love the squid frm OCK.. alot of stuffs frm OCK actually.. hoooo~
tink the germs are frm the pores.. not frm his breath de bah..
anyways.. i oso duno la.. hahaha..
oh.. the beef noodles.. those black black sticky gravy kind de izit? ooooh..i miss those.. nowadays..like very few places hv leh.
i oso love the squid frm OCK.. alot of stuffs frm OCK actually.. hoooo~
Hi, I'm from the July09 thread. Just poking in here again with info about the chicken pox
http://www.healthy-skincare.com/adult-chicken-pox.html
"Once a person has suffered with chicken pox, it is not likely that the virus will strike a second time. This is why adult chicken pox is not as common as childhood chicken pox. Should the virus attack a second time, the symptoms are generally very mild. The body builds immunity towards the chicken pox virus after the first bout with the virus. The virus remains in the body, but it is inactive.
Occassionally, the chickenpox virus becomes active again. This usually occurs in adulthood. When the virus activates a painful skin rash develops. This rash is known as shingles or adult chicken pox and strikes 20 per cent of adults. Shingles are not contagious, but it is possible to infect individuals with chicken pox that have not had chicken pox before."
http://www.nhs.uk/Conditions/Chickenpox/Pages/Introduction.aspx?url=Pages/what-is-it.aspx
"More than 90% of pregnant women are immune to the chickenpox virus (as a result of having it earlier on in life), so most women need not worry about developing the disease. Even if you develop shingles during pregnancy, it should not affect your baby in any way.
Chickenpox occurs in approximately three in every 1,000 pregnancies and can cause serious complications for both you and your child. Your GP will be able to advise you on any necessary tests or treatment you may require (see diagnosis and complications sections for further information).
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http://www.healthy-skincare.com/adult-chicken-pox.html
"Once a person has suffered with chicken pox, it is not likely that the virus will strike a second time. This is why adult chicken pox is not as common as childhood chicken pox. Should the virus attack a second time, the symptoms are generally very mild. The body builds immunity towards the chicken pox virus after the first bout with the virus. The virus remains in the body, but it is inactive.
Occassionally, the chickenpox virus becomes active again. This usually occurs in adulthood. When the virus activates a painful skin rash develops. This rash is known as shingles or adult chicken pox and strikes 20 per cent of adults. Shingles are not contagious, but it is possible to infect individuals with chicken pox that have not had chicken pox before."
http://www.nhs.uk/Conditions/Chickenpox/Pages/Introduction.aspx?url=Pages/what-is-it.aspx
"More than 90% of pregnant women are immune to the chickenpox virus (as a result of having it earlier on in life), so most women need not worry about developing the disease. Even if you develop shingles during pregnancy, it should not affect your baby in any way.
Chickenpox occurs in approximately three in every 1,000 pregnancies and can cause serious complications for both you and your child. Your GP will be able to advise you on any necessary tests or treatment you may require (see diagnosis and complications sections for further information).
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reiko23
Member
Pris, coz u had the feel previously in ur 1st pregnancy so its easier for u to detect the movements earlier than us 1st timer..coz we no experience b4..even if bb moving i think i will still dunno de lor..guess must wait for the big kick from bb then i can confirm bah..hahhahaha
mashybrainz
New Member
hehe, i think i'm one of the first to end my 1st trimester coz my EDD has moved to 30 Jul.
mashybrainz
New Member
pris
I'm still at it.
Just puked out some gastric juices this morn. Sianz....
I'm still at it.
afternoon mummies,
u all so shiok.. eat all the nice food.. mi currently at ttsh eat hospital food due to uncontrollable nose bleed last night.. and was unconscious thruout the entire bleeding episode.
then hb worry and called ambulance. i only woke up to find myself in the ward. *scary*
RE: HOT and Cold
1st tri i felt cold.. then end of 2nd tri n 3rd tri, i felt i was in a furnace.
u all so shiok.. eat all the nice food.. mi currently at ttsh eat hospital food due to uncontrollable nose bleed last night.. and was unconscious thruout the entire bleeding episode.
then hb worry and called ambulance. i only woke up to find myself in the ward. *scary*
RE: HOT and Cold
1st tri i felt cold.. then end of 2nd tri n 3rd tri, i felt i was in a furnace.
mashybrainz
New Member
cheryl
my #1's ms lasted till week 16. so i'm not very optimistic abt this finishing any earlier.
I can only say I'm getting my energy back. Not so lethargic like the last few weeks but ms still about the same.
my #1's ms lasted till week 16. so i'm not very optimistic abt this finishing any earlier.
I can only say I'm getting my energy back. Not so lethargic like the last few weeks but ms still about the same.