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Torch Infection in Pregnancy
Rubella IgG-344 IU/mL<7
Rubella IgM- 22.40 IU/mL<20
"Please find the report from my torch test. Can I continue the pregnancy? What complications might there be, or could there be any problems for the baby in the future?"
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It will be better not to continue.
There is no treatment for Rubella and Rubella infection in pregnancy has an extremely high incidence of foetal affection.
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