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Suggest Treatment For Igg Rubella During Pregnancy

dear friends my wife is 8 weeks pregnant and recently her torch profile reveals that she is positive for igg rubella and igm rubella negative all other virus are negative in both igg igm moleculoes, could anyone tell me whether this has any problemt to do with foetus and mother Quote | Edit | Delete | Tell a Friend | Report
Tue, 1 Dec 2015
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Hi,

Ig G positive implies that she had a past infection of rubella and has developed immunity for rubella, so she need not worry about it. it means that she will not get rubella again. So it will not affect your baby in any way.
All other virus negative means she has never had infection with any of them. That means she could get them in pregnancy. To avoid these she should take care. Eat washed and cleaned vegetables and fruits, avoid cat litter, eat properly cooked meat these will prevent from toxoplasmosis. Syphilis and herpes are sexually transmitted and can be avoided by using condoms.
I do not see any problem for the mother or the baby.

Hope this helps.
Regards.
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Suggest Treatment For Igg Rubella During Pregnancy

Hi, Ig G positive implies that she had a past infection of rubella and has developed immunity for rubella, so she need not worry about it. it means that she will not get rubella again. So it will not affect your baby in any way. All other virus negative means she has never had infection with any of them. That means she could get them in pregnancy. To avoid these she should take care. Eat washed and cleaned vegetables and fruits, avoid cat litter, eat properly cooked meat these will prevent from toxoplasmosis. Syphilis and herpes are sexually transmitted and can be avoided by using condoms. I do not see any problem for the mother or the baby. Hope this helps. Regards.