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I recently acquired a mouse problem and have to clean up a lot of it on my own. whats the risk of lcmv infection & the risks to my baby at 37 weeks?
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Mouse in the house!!: Risks are very low unless mouse contaminates food. Wear gloves to clean up droppings. Disinfect areas. Disinfect counters. Clean spills right away.
Answered 9/3/2014
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