Gynecologists show the real danger of cats, pregnant women

Toxoplasm is an infection that can endanger the child's health without being born. It is caused by a parasite called Gondi Toxoplas. This parasite multiplys into the cat's thick intestines and spreads through the dung, mainly from the dung canisters or soil of gardens. You can take this parasite if you touch the garbage or the leaves, where there are remains of cat shit. The parasite is also taken if you consume meat (such as beef) from animals infected with this parasite and especially when it is well - equipped. You can prevent getting toxoplasm during pregnancy by asking another member of your family to change the garbage bag or to clean up the animal dung box. If this job is yours, wear plastic gloves and wash your hands well after you're done.

Remember: Keep gloves on even when you work in the garden, and that is where cats are going to shit.

The infection with this parasite may give symptoms similar to the flu, but most infected mothers may not show any signs or symptoms, such as:
• Body pain
• Enlarging lymphatic glands
• Headache
• Ethe
• Insulting
• Pains in lungs similar to tuberculosis or pneumocist carin.
• Indiscreet vision as a result of heavy retina inflammation
If the woman first gets infected before or during pregnancy, there is about 30 %s chance of becoming infected with the baby. The earlier the infection occurs, the more severe the consequences will be. In most cases of early touch, abortion or death occur in the womb, while the mother who manages to catch it shows problems as follows:
• Central Nerv System damage (SNQ).
• Magnification of the liver and throat.
• Clothing of the skin and whiteness of the eye.