What are the recommended treatment options for a pregnant woman diagnosed with Toxoplasmosis, and what precautions should I take?

Based on the provided UK guideline context, specific recommended treatment options for a pregnant woman diagnosed with Toxoplasmosis are not detailed ¹,². The guidelines primarily focus on preventing the infection ¹,².

Precautions to reduce the risk of Toxoplasmosis infection during pregnancy include:

• Wash hands thoroughly before handling food ¹,².
• Thoroughly wash all fruit and vegetables, including ready-prepared salads, before eating ¹,².
• Thoroughly cook raw meats and ready-prepared chilled meals ¹,². This includes avoiding undercooked or uncooked meat such as salami ¹,².
• Wear gloves and thoroughly wash hands after handling soil and gardening ¹,².
• Avoid contact with cat faeces in cat litter or in soil ¹,².
• Avoid lambing or milking ewes and contact with newborn lambs ¹,².