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Rubella IgM positive
Hie, My rubella IgM was positive 6 months back (August) and i had to terminate my pregnancy after that. I had taken the test again in January and my IgM value is still 56 and IgG is 0.36. Am I still rubella positive? What can be the reason for the same? My gyanec said the virus usually gets cured.. Please advice
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Suggestive of recent infection
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IgM positive is suggestive of recent infection
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Consultation for detailed discussion is advisable
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Kindly discuss for your concern
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