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What amount of exposure to toxoplasmosis can cause the developing fetus to damage?

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Dr. Clarence Lyons answered

Specializes in Family Medicine

No way to tell: You can't tell this. Any exposure can pose a risk.

Dr Carroll agreed

Answered 1/5/2015

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