Prevalence of COVID-19 in pregnant and postnatal women In 'About PregCOV-19LSR' About PregCOV-19LSRProtocolCOVID-19 in Pregnancy: webinar seriesMother-to-child transmissionPrevalencePresentationMother outcomesBaby outcomesRisk factorsDiagnosingTreatment Back to 'PregCOV-19LSR' What is the overall prevalence of COVID-19 infection, severe infection (WHO defined) in pregnancy/postpartum? Are pregnant/postpartum women at increased risk of COVID-19 than non-pregnant individuals? Prevalence of COVID-19 in pregnant women Version 3: updated 5 August 2020 10% of all pregnant women admitted to the hospital were diagnosed to have COVID-19 5% of asymptomatic and 49% of symptomatic pregnant women were diagnosed with COVID-19 The prevalence of COVID-19 in pregnant women admitted to the hospitals appears to be similar to the rates in the general population based on limited data (v3.0 last search update on 26th June 2020; findings may change as new evidence emerges) Disclaimer: The findings have not yet been peer reviewed and the sources cited should be checked. Any views expressed are those of the authors and not necessarily those of their institutions and organisations. Previous versions Version 2: 28 May 2020 Version 1: 4 May 2020 Structured research question (PICO) Risk of COVID-19 in pregnancy and postpartum Population Pregnant/postpartum women All adult population at risk of COVID-19 Exposure SARS-CoV-2 Pregnancy and post partum Comparator - Non-pregnant and reproductiveaged (women, all) Outcomes COVID-19 (Confirmed, suspected) Study Design Observational studies Findings Full details to be published shortly. Currently undergoing peer review.