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Rubella igg and igm positive at 21 week
Our gynac had recommended torch test at 17th week of pregnancy and rubella igg (43.20) came positive and rubella igm (1.53)came equivocal. I changed my gynac recently due to relocation and she again asked torch test at 21 week and this time rubella igm came slight positive (27 au/ml) and rubell igg (63)is near about same. We also did anomaly scan and everything came normal. I am attaching the anomaly report. I had MMR vaccine in september 2020. I am wondering could this igm positive be because of that? Please help
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No its not bcoz of that
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Dr. Nidhi Sharma
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19 yrs exp
Chennai
Nothing to worry
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Continue iron and calcium supplements
Mothers Horlicks two spoons with milk two times a day
Do a fetal echocardiography at 24-26 weeks
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