Congenital diseases:

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Congenital diseases are present at birth and are caused by factors such as genetic mutations, infections or environmental factors that affect the fetus during development. In the case of congenital infections, they can be transmitted from an infected mother to the fetus through the placenta or during delivery. Poorly cooked meat and contaminated water are not commonly associated with congenital diseases. The effect is on both the mother and the fetus in the case of congenital diseases transmitted from the mother.

Congenital Diseases