torch infections

How Can TORCH Infections Be Prevented?

Prevention of TORCH infections involves several strategies:
- Vaccination: Ensuring immunity to rubella and varicella-zoster through vaccination before pregnancy.
- Prenatal Care: Screening and treating maternal infections, providing prophylactic measures to prevent transmission.
- Safe Practices: Avoiding contact with infected individuals, proper handling of cat litter to prevent toxoplasmosis, and safe sexual practices.

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