How to treat Toxoplasma gondii? Know the treatment in advance

Toxoplasma can seriously endanger the health of the fetus, so if a pregnant woman is infected with Toxoplasma, she must be treated in time. If the condition is relatively mild, she can take some medication under the guidance of a doctor. If it is serious, the pregnancy should be terminated.

Infected adults are generally asymptomatic carriers who only show positive serum antibodies.

1. Domestic cats, various livestock and pets are the sources of infection of this disease. So if you are planning to get pregnant, it is best not to keep pets during this period.

2. Treatment: Once a pregnant woman is found to be infected, she should receive timely treatment or terminate the pregnancy. To prevent congenital infection in the fetus, which may lead to developmental abnormalities.

3. Latently infected people who only show positive serum antibodies generally do not need treatment.

4. Commonly used drugs for patients in the acute phase are sulfamethoxazole and pyrimethamine, and pregnant women should be treated with acetylspiramycin.

Guidance:

1. Domestic cats, various livestock and pets are the sources of infection of this disease. So if you are planning to get pregnant, it is best not to keep pets during this period.

2. Treatment: Once a pregnant woman is found to be infected, she should receive timely treatment or terminate the pregnancy. To prevent congenital infection in the fetus, which may lead to developmental abnormalities.

3. Latently infected people who only show positive serum antibodies generally do not need treatment.

4. Commonly used drugs for patients in the acute phase are sulfamethoxazole and pyrimethamine, and pregnant women should be treated with acetylspiramycin.

Drug treatment is not sufficient to kill cysts in tissues in the short term. Close monitoring is required during treatment.