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Toxoplasma Present In Blood During Pregnancy. Treatable?

helo doctor , i m priya and my lmp s 31dec 2012 ,and now i m in the stage 3month of pregnancy but this is my 2nd pregnancy but there s some problm and that s in my blood . i m o positive but the toxo plasma s present in my blood so i m worried 4 my pregnancy...tell me how can i cure from it..... i onsult my gynyc doct she gives me some medicines and that r lycostar,dubagest 200,vomilast,peptard-d and rovamycin forte ...
Fri, 8 Mar 2013
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Hello,
Thanks for the query.

Toxoplasma infection during pregnancy is known to cause birth defects, IUGR and preterm delivery.
You are taking proper drugs.
I also recommend you to get a antibody test done.
Ig M antibody suggests infection.
However presence of IG-G antibody suggests immunity. Then you need not worry.
Hope this helps,
regards,
Dr Nilofer
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Toxoplasma Present In Blood During Pregnancy. Treatable?

Hello, Thanks for the query. Toxoplasma infection during pregnancy is known to cause birth defects, IUGR and preterm delivery. You are taking proper drugs. I also recommend you to get a antibody test done. Ig M antibody suggests infection. However presence of IG-G antibody suggests immunity. Then you need not worry. Hope this helps, regards, Dr Nilofer