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Vaccine for Rubeola
I had tested positive for Rubella IgG but tested negative for Rubeola IgG antibodies. Now, for travelling, my university requires me show a positive titer test for Rubeola (IgG). Which vaccine do I need to take to generate the antibodies and eventually get a positive result for Rubeola IgG? Where would I get such a vaccine?
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MMR vaccine is a combination of Measles Mumps and Rubella
Also MR vaccine is available Measles and Rubella
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