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Rubella virus
I had to terminate a pregnancy due to rubella virus in last august. Tested in January again- IgG was negative and IgM was positive (56).
Tested again in June- Rubella IgG is non reactive and IgM is non reactive too.
What does it mean?
Am I still rubella positive?
Can I get pregnant now?
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Pls discuss with ur gynaec
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Please get vaccination for Rubella before planning for pregnancy
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Connect please
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Dr. Divya Kannari
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
9 yrs exp
Raichur
U need rubella vaccination
Even though u got infected to rubella
U not immune to it
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Dr. Shahna Jindani
Gynecologist
7 yrs exp
Rajkot
Before Ig M was positive which suggests rubella infection.
It becomes negative in around 7-10 days .
Presently both are non reactive which means u neither have one nor u are protected from rubella.
U should have iG G reactive.
Take rubella vaccine and then plan for pregnancy after 1 month.
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