Patient's question:
In the hospital laboratory, it was said that I contracted toxoplasmosis. Treatment history and effectiveness: Not yet treated. What kind of help do you want: It is said that this disease prevents pregnancy. I want to ask if this disease can be cured? Will it leave behind sequelae?Doctor's answer:
Toxoplasmosis infection can be treated, and with good recovery, it generally does not leave any. Please note that it is best not to keep small cats or dogs as pets at home. If you really dislike them, you should give them regular deworming. If you plan to have a baby, it is best to avoid contact with them a year in advance. Eggs contain Toxoplasma, so eggs must be cooked thoroughly. Avoid eating half-cooked "sweet-core" eggs. Seek treatment for Toxoplasma from a regular hospital. Generally, sulfonamides and spiramycin have a good therapeutic effect on Toxoplasma. However, since this infection differs from ordinary bacterial infections, it is essential to take medication under the guidance of a doctor.