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HEPATITIS: The most serious complications during pregnancy are hepatitis B and C, transmitted through blood and sexual contact. Many babies of women infected with HIV are infected at birth and become chronic carriers of this disease. Since test is usually performed in the first hepatitis blood test that asks the gynecologist pregnant so, if any made, take the necessary measures.

AIDS poses a significant threat to both the mother and her child. It is advisable to carry out testing for HIV. It is increasingly common for the gynecologist ordering this test to pregnant women on their first visit although neither it nor its partner belonging to a risk group.

Rubella, or: can be very harmful to the fetus and cause serious malformations. They can also increase the risk of abortion and cause premature birth. If you have already passed or have been vaccinated, the risk that the contract and they affect your baby does not exist. If not and you contract the infection during pregnancy, sometimes there are treatments to prevent your child sick, but the best thing is to get vaccinated against these diseases before pregnancy if possible.

Toxoplasmosis: Caused by a parasite that can be contracted in the feces of cats in the land of plants and in raw or undercooked meat. The parasite can cause brain damage to the developing baby if you become infected during pregnancy. The risk of transmission is higher in the last trimester of pregnancy, but is most severe in the first three months.If pregnant once you have no choice to live every day with pets, simply follow a series of recommendations. Avoid cleaning your stools or at least wear gloves. The same if you make gardens. It is best to feed your cat or dog with canned meat. It is very important to wash hands thoroughly after contact with soil, cats, raw meat and vegetables. And as for your diet avoid eating raw, undercooked or cured meats and vegetables make sure that this well-washed fresh.

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