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Torch Test Result in Pregnancy
I'm 6 weeks pregnant, had an abortion 4 months ago.
Dr. advised me to do a TORCH test this time, for which following is the result:
HSV IgM neg, IgG pos(4.0)
Toxoplasma neg IgM and neg IgG
Rubella IgM neg, IgG pos (36.3)
CMV IgM neg, IgG pos (42.7)
Do I need to worry? Could positive results for IgG harm the baby?
Also attaching report for reference.
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Hello …Yes IG g test positive means had previous infection and showing result now…u need be evaluated more …u can consult me for more information..
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Dr. Parru Singh
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Dr. Neha Vashisth
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Dr. Pratibha P S
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ig G is old infection...so nothing to worry about
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