Hypothetical case of a patient 28 weeks of gestation?

Question

i am conducting a case study of a hypothetical case of a patient with a lot of complications i don't know where to begin with, or i don't even know if the data have any relationship with each other.

the case is:

Patient 28 4/7 age of gestation,

at 6th week, had pneumonia,

15-16 weeks, upper respiratory tract of infection

22-23 weeks skip beats

at 28 weeks severe oligohydramnios, breech presentation, hydrops fetal-is, lung, heart effusion

she was having contractions and was soon for a vaginal delivery, at 28 weeks. help me connect the details

Answer 1

I'm kinda guessing that most of these symptoms, apart from the hydrops fetalis part, are the mother's.  

Who, at the 28 week mark, has the lung and heart effusion? If it's the baby, my best guess is parvovirus B19 infection in mom.  Depending on whose symptoms are whose, though, I might consider a vote for syphilis.

The other major candidates for causing hydrops fetalis are either Rh mismatch between mother and child or thalassemia major, but you're not giving a history consistent with those diagnoses.