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APLA and TORCH(Recurrent misscarriages)
Hello, I am 29 years old female. I had suffered 2 recurrent misscarriages one recognised as blighted ovum by USG and the other as small fetal demise by TVS. I did my APLA and TORCH test after my abortion. My cardiolipin was weakly positive and rest was normal. My Torch IGG was highly positive. So the dr adviced for rubella injection. And to take ecosprin75 mg for 3 months and continuing. After taking injection I had taken 3 months gap and again did my APLA and TORCh test. My cardiolipin was still weakly positive (igm) but this time my Beta2 Glycoprotein IGM was greater than 190. My Torch still had IGG highly positive. Kindly help me out with this. How to conceive and when to conceive next time?
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Hi,
This seems like Antiphospholipid syndrome.
Check this video for more knowledge.
https://youtu.be/q2v8peptlpc
U need to visit a Rheumatologist & Stay in touch with a Gynaecologist.
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