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Rubella igm
Initial rubella igm test shown positive. So after a week igm test done by ELISA method shown negative. Can we continue the baby or drop. Right now 9 weeks.
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At least I will not recommend continuation of this pregnancy. Rubella is associated with too many malformations and in a fairly high percentage of patients.
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Need to verify the report and doubly sure before any definitive decision
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please consult Dr Sushila Gupta senior Gynaecologist on practo for further management
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Connect please
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Dr. Rupali Vaidya
Gynecologist
15 yrs exp
Pune
IgM is negative rt now that means no active infections but go for double marker test and NT NB scan then decide
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Dr. Nidhi Thakkar
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
5 yrs exp
Vadodara
Negative IgM rules out active infection. And if u have not experienced any symptoms of rubella in last three months then no need to worry
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