You don't tell me anything about what your other medical problems are, but pseudomonas is certainly treatable in most cases. Many people have had toxoplasmosis, as it has symptoms similar to the flu. There is a greater chance the unborn baby will catch toxoplasmosis if the mother is infected late in the pregnancy. If you have cats, you do not need to get rid of them when you become pregnant. Have someone else clean the cat box, wash your hands after handling raw meat, and make sure your meat is cooked well before you eat it.
Fifth disease is a very common viral infection in children.
It shows as a high fever for several days and a rash. There is no treatment other than of the fever that comes as part of the illness, and most children have no side effects from it. The virus is still in your body, however, and later on, if you become very ill, you can develop shingles, which is a contagious rash just like chickenpox, only in one small area of the body. This is most commonly seen in the elderly. All rights reserved.