Pregnancy: What are the dangerous diseases?
Speaking of infectious diseases, especially
the two most important diseases are toxoplasmosis and rubella.
Are in fact those for which there is a screening
and the woman does not pay even the exams to see if you are immune or if in place -
because they are the two diseases that can give you more than other issues,
especially if contracted early
- In particular for rubella - and that can give problems malformation series.
The cytomegalovirus is a disease that must be checked.
Cytomegalovirus is not an exam that is given to the woman for free
- Because we have seen that in fact the incidence is lower.
In fact, even the presence of a cytomegalovirus
poses a diagnostic to verify if indeed there has been a loss
but in the vast majority of cases cytomegalovirus is not a problem, if it is a soprattuttto reactivation.
Other diseases comela chickenpox or measles
or other, of course, is always a very general discourse but the possibility that
can give damage - measles could give them with a high fever,
Chickenpox is a very low percentage and negligible ie 0.4% of the damage that would give especially the limbs
but still detectable in a first stage of pregnancy
for which there is absolutely then justified anxiety or a will to want then stop then pregnancy.
There are no exams for which there is provision for screening
so this is to mean that they are diseases that have factors for attracting risk absolutely comparable to those that are other conditions.
We consider that a very risky situation
may be to drive a car
because the percentage of having a damage from a traffic accident
is infinitely higher than that of being able to get from some other diseases.
So in a general discourse is difficult to say if one can absolutely feel comfortable or not
But actually going to see what are the risk factors to which we subject ourselves to on a daily basis and we do not give such weight,
does not make sense at this point rationally develop particular anxieties for conditions that even if they had risk factors
are infinitely inferior and certainly negligible compared to those that I mentioned above.
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