Avoiding parasitic infections - Drink clean, bottled water when traveling. - If you are pregnant, stay away from cat litter and feces. - Practice safe sex. - Wash your hands often, especially after contact with contaminated food, water, and feces. - Cook food to recommended temperatures and practice good hygiene.
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