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My Blood Report Shows CMV Igg Positive

Hi, my cord blood reports are as below. cmv igg - Positive cmv igm - Negative. I am not sure when I infected with CMV, but I have 9 weeks old baby girl, and what would be the impact of CMV Igg on her.
Sat, 25 Jun 2011
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Cord blood positive for CMV IgG and negative for IgM means you have been infected with CMV sometime before and now developed immunity. If you were infected for the first time during pregnancy and developed immunity later, there is a chance of infection to the baby in early pregnancy. However, not all infected babies will have symptoms. Contact your doctor for confirmation tests to rule out infection of the baby during pregnancy and if infected, for a careful clinical assessment.
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My Blood Report Shows CMV Igg Positive

Cord blood positive for CMV IgG and negative for IgM means you have been infected with CMV sometime before and now developed immunity. If you were infected for the first time during pregnancy and developed immunity later, there is a chance of infection to the baby in early pregnancy. However, not all infected babies will have symptoms. Contact your doctor for confirmation tests to rule out infection of the baby during pregnancy and if infected, for a careful clinical assessment.