Toxolasma

Question 1

Congenial Toxoplasma

Answer 1

CIH
* Chorio-Retinitis
* Intracranial calcification
* Hydrocephalus

Question 2

هنعالج الست الحامل ازاي؟

Answer 2

متنساشSSPS
Spiramycin 3gm /day for 3 weeks
followed by
Sulfadiazine 50 - 100 mg / kg / day
+ Pyrimethamine 0.5- 1 - mg / kg / day
+ Vitamins
Till delivery

Question 3

طب الواد نفسه لو حصله Congenital toxoplasmosis

Answer 3

Sulfadiazine 50 - 100 mg / kg / day
Pyrimethamine 0.5- 1 - mg / kg / day

Question 4

طب لو HIV

Answer 4

زود Dapsone

Question 5

Negative IgM and Negative IgG:
يعني ايه

Answer 5

Interpretation: This indicates no recent exposure to Toxoplasma gondii, and the woman is likely not immune to the infection. There is no evidence of active infection, so no further treatment for toxoplasmosis is necessary at this time.

Question 6

Negative IgM and Positive IgG:

Answer 6

Interpretation: This indicates past exposure to Toxoplasma gondii, meaning the woman has been infected in the past and has developed immunity. There is no evidence of an active infection. If the woman was previously infected and has no symptoms, there’s no need for treatment, but she should be counseled about the risks of reactivation or exposure during pregnancy.

Question 7

Positive IgM and Positive IgG:

Answer 7

Interpretation: This suggests either an acute or recent infection or a possible false positive in IgM. It indicates current or recent exposure to Toxoplasma, and there could be a risk of congenital toxoplasmosis. Confirmation with PCR testing of amniotic fluid or a follow-up test after 2–3 weeks might be necessary to establish whether the infection is acute or whether the IgM is a false positive.