This may be a silly put somebody through the mill, can malaria be passed down to adjectives children?
My fiance went to Senegal, Africa finishing August and came down near malaria, I have read that malaria although treated stays near you for the rest of your life. I am very soon almost 9 wks pregnant and I was wondering if the little one would have a risk of have malaria.
Answers: Hi,
I live in Ghana, W Africa, and I know this can be a great source of anxiety. No, your baby is protected. Babiescan't be born with malaria, they one and only suffer if the mother has malaria. Malaria can't be sexually transmitted anyway, so no occasion. I would really recheck that info about malaria staying beside you the rest of your life. People here go and get it everyday, and once they get the correct treatment, they step about their everyday lives customarily. They can't get it again if they own not been exposed to mosquito bites. I hope this help to put your mind at rest. Take good guardianship of that baby, they are little angels sent from glory to put smiles on the faces of adjectives around them. I can't wait to enjoy my own little bundle of joy!!
it's not a silly quiz. i'm glad you're concerned. malaria will not be transmitted to your child AS LONG AS you do not contract malaria yourself. if you do have malaria, you will risk miscarriage.
here are some medicines you can rob if you do contract malaria while pregnant. It is safe to use Chloroquin and Paludrine contained by pregnancy, even in the first three months of pregnancy. Mefloquin and Doxycycline must not be used contained by pregnancy. ask your doctor for more information!
hope this helps!