Pregnancy represents a unique physiological state where the health of both the mother and the developing fetus must be carefully balanced. While advancements in maternal and fetal care have significantly improved outcomes in many regions, pregnant women remain vulnerable to a range of infections, including parasitic diseases. These infections not only pose significant health risks to the mother but can also result in serious complications, affecting fetal development and long-term child health. This textbook, Parasitic Infections in Pregnancy, aims to provide an in-depth and comprehensive understanding of the various parasitic infections that can affect pregnant women. It seeks to bridge the gap between the medical, clinical, and parasitological sciences, providing both foundational knowledge and practical guidelines for managing these infections in a clinical setting. As a textbook designed for postgraduate students, clinicians, and researchers, this volume aims to stimulate a multidisciplinary approach to understanding and managing parasitic infections in pregnancy. It will serve as a vital resource for those involved in maternal health, infectious disease control, and global health efforts. The content reflects the most recent advances in the field, incorporating new research findings and clinical insights to ensure that readers are equipped with up-to-date information in an ever-evolving field of medicine.