TORCH INFECTION AND ITS EFFECT ON THE FETUS
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This article provides information about TORCH infection and its pathogens. This condition has long been regarded as a serious health concern among many countries. TORCH refers to a group of infections including CMV, cCMV, hepatitis viruses, HIV, and herpes viruses. Every year, a significant number of newborns and mothers suffer from complications caused by TORCH infections. The article focuses particularly on protection, early diagnosis, and clinical management of these infections. In many cases, TORCH infections may remain asymptomatic in women until pregnancy, when they may begin to manifest symptoms.
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