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What Treatment Is There For Torch Infection ?
doctor , i got married on jan 17 2010. i conceived on feb 2010. i had typhoid and after 15 days affected by torch infection. so dr. told that u have to terminate. i aborted on apr 2010. after 6 months u get active immunity against torch infection. but now 1 year completed now also i m a torch infection patient. pls tell me solution. i,m mentally disturbed.
Wed, 24 Aug 2011
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doctor, i got married on jan 17 2010. i conceived on feb 2010. i had typhoid and after 15 days affected by torch infection. so dr. told that u have to terminate. i aborted on apr 2010. after 6 months u get active immunity against torch infection. but now 1 year completed now also i'm a torch infection patient. pls tell me solution. i,m mentally disturbed.
Thanks for the query.
The TORCH test is ordered when a pregnant woman is suspected of having any of the TORCH infections. These infections can be serious if they occur during pregnancy because they can cross the placenta from the mother to the developing fetus and can cause congenital defects in the newborn.
Rubella infection during the first 16 weeks of pregnancy presents major risks for the unborn baby. When a pregnant woman has a rash and other symptoms of rubella, laboratory tests are required to make the diagnosis. A physician cannot tell if a person has rubella by their clinical appearance since other infections may look the same. Women infected with Toxoplasma or CMV may have flu-like symptoms that are not easily differentiated from other illnesses. Antibody testing will help the physician diagnose an infection that may be harmful to the unborn baby.
iF you are found to be positive, it needs to be traeted. Your Gynec will do this treatment.Get it treated before you get pregnant.
The TORCH test is ordered when a pregnant woman is suspected of having any of the TORCH infections. These infections can be serious if they occur during pregnancy because they can cross the placenta from the mother to the developing fetus and can cause congenital defects in the newborn.
Rubella infection during the first 16 weeks of pregnancy presents major risks for the unborn baby. When a pregnant woman has a rash and other symptoms of rubella, laboratory tests are required to make the diagnosis. A physician cannot tell if a person has rubella by their clinical appearance since other infections may look the same. Women infected with Toxoplasma or CMV may have flu-like symptoms that are not easily differentiated from other illnesses. Antibody testing will help the physician diagnose an infection that may be harmful to the unborn baby.
iF you are found to be positive, it needs to be traeted. Your Gynec will do this treatment.Get it treated before you get pregnant.
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