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Planning for 2nd Pregnancy
Hi Doctors.. I planning to have 2nd pregnancy my first happened in 2017. During my first pregnancy I got jaundice when I was 5 months pregnant and here are my hepatitis test report
Please suggest which blood test or vaccination I should take in advance to avoids jaundice this time. Hepatitis A antibody igg - 7.99 , hepatitis a igm 0.48 , hepatitis b surface antigen hbsag - non reactive , hepatitis c antibody 0.10, hepatitis E igg - 16.55 and igm 16.79.
Rubella igg 16.1 and igm <10au/ml
Now I repeated my hepatitis b surface antibody test and result is 67.9. Attaching report pls suggest.
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You should get your Viral markers and the TORCH test done. Consult with a Gynaecologist. He can advise you whether any treatment is required.
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