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I had torch infection. IgG positive IgM negative . I had miscarriage 3 times .now what will do . How to affect baby during IgG positive .now plan for pregnancy
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IgG positive indicates infection is not active.so it doesnt has to do anything with miscarriages. 3 abortions in which months.give details.3times indicates bad obstetric history needs further evaluation. If in first three months some genetic problems Next months cervix or uterine problems to be ruled out.
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IgG antibodies will last for several months and will not affect further conceptions.
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