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MATERNAL AND FETAL OUTCOMES IN FEVER COMPLICATING PREGNANCY BEYOND 32 WEEKS OF GESTATION

To identify the relationship between the fever complicating pregnancy beyond 32 weeks of gestation and its maternal and
fetal outcomes. A semi structured proforma entailing a detailed history and examination were done among 100 antepartum
mothers with fever for ≥2 days, beyond 32 weeks of gestation. Pneumonia was the major causation of fever (21%). The majority of the participants
(72%) had a fever duration of less than 5 days and experienced high grade fever(82%). High grade fever was associated with urinary tract infection
and pneumonia was associated with premature rupture of membranes. Fever of less than 5 days was associated with premature rupture of
membranes and NICU admissions.