Torch Antigen

TORCH is the most common and important cause of intrauterine infection, with "T" for Toxoplasma gondii, "R" for rubella virus, "C" for cytomegalovirus, and "H" for herpes simplex virus, and "O" for Other.  Primary intrauterine infection in early pregnancy can seriously affect fetal development and cause similar clinical symptoms and signs.  In adults, the clinical symptoms of TORCH infection are not obvious and they cannot feel whether they are infected or not. Therefore, it is very important to carry out the four-point examination of healthy birth and healthy birth during a pre-pregnancy examination.