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2017-07-08 08:43:00
I m 36 year old recently went for torch test in which rubella IGG, Cytomegalovirus iGG, Herpes igg was high ... 32.56, 12.04 & 5.56 respectively .. i had two miscarriages .... IMM is negative.. do i need vaccination ... before planing next pregnancy?//
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Having IgG positive means you are immune to them. You do not need any vaccination.

Answered2017-07-09 05:32:33

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