Ringworm (Parvovirus B19): Risk, symptoms and protection - information for pregnant women, children and families
Minor illnesses are often part of everyday family life - a cold here, a little fever there. But not every childhood illness is harmless, especially not for certain risk groups such as pregnant women. One such illness is ringworm infection, caused by parvovirus B19. Many people know the name, but only a few are aware of the actual danger that this infectious disease can pose, especially in sensitive phases of life such as pregnancy. Here you can find out everything you need to know about infection, risks, medical measures such as blood tests and ultrasounds, as well as specific tips for everyday life, especially when dealing with hygiene and the household. What is rubella? - An underestimated childhood disease...
