infections are less likely to cause health problems for your baby directly, however, do bear in mind that any such infection will deprive your baby of important nutrients at a time when he needs them for healthy development. Toxoplasmosis is one parasitic

made with raw milks - look on the label to see whether it has been pasteurised if you're not sure.Raw fruit and veg - Not to be avoided! But fruit and vegetables can still be contaminated with harmful bacteria such as toxoplasmosis so need to be washed

fluid.Infection - certain infections such as rubella, toxoplasmosis and syphilis may lead to polyhydramnios. These can be checked for with blood tests.Fetal abnormalities - in about a fifth of cases, excess amniotic fluid may build up when the baby

urticarial papules of pregnancy (PUPP), Prurigo of pregnancy and Papular dermatitis of pregnancy. However, rashes can also be due to infections such as Rubella, Toxoplasmosis and Herpes. You should let your doctor know about any rashes or itching in pregnancy

pregnancy you'll need to be more careful than ever when it comes to kitchen hygiene and be particularly careful when handling pets (or vegetables that may have soil on them) to avoid toxoplasmosis. If you're struggling to reduce your alcohol intake then bear