Can be severe: Most adults that develop toxoplasmosis get a flu like syndrome but rarely develop severe toxoplasmosis. Infants, children and people with compromised immune system may develop severe toxoplasmosis which can cause encephalitis, a severe infection in the brain.
Answered 12/14/2014
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May or may not sick: In congenitally acquired infant - may get symptoms as fever enlarged glands&liver,jaundice and bleeding problem muscle weakness .Otherwise healthy kid no symptoms . In kid with weak immune system may have fever,seizures, headache vision problem, liver and spleen e enlargement and speech problem .If treatment started early in time ,the disease is contriolled .
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See link: Check out this link. It is the CDC Info od Toxoplasmosis and pregnancy: http://www.cdc.gov/parasites/toxoplasmosis/gen_info/pregnant.html
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