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Infections during pregnancy
I have conceived but in the past that is in December 2019 had miscarriage. I did igm n igg tests. My rubella igg was positive and CMV igg was positive around 250 was the value for cmv igg. Can this affect my current pregnancy. Is there any precaution I can take right now.i am just 4 weeks pregnant.
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Hai igg won’t effect ur present pregnancy it indicates past infection,take folic acid supplementation and get a sonography done after two weeks
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Dr. Sonal Katarmal
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*TORCH IGG positive indicates past infection. It does not affect current pregnancy.
* As u have history of abortion in past, this time consult Gynecologist in person asap. Do sonography to confirm Intrauterine pregnancy and start on supplements to avoid recurrence.
* Avoid heavy weight lifting, Heavy exercises, Sexual act, Papaya, Pineapple
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