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Poorly treated malaria in pregnancy can hinder babies’ growth - Gynaecologists
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Gynaecologists warn that untreated malaria during pregnancy significantly increases risks of stillbirth, premature birth, and low birth weight. Experts emphasize that early diagnosis and preventive care are essential to protect both the mother and the developing foetus.
Poorly treated malaria during pregnancy can inflame the placenta, reduce the flow of oxygen and nutrients to the unborn baby, and increase the risk of growth restriction, premature birth, and even stillbirth, maternal health experts have warned.
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