Pregnant, Test Done For Serum Rubella IgG. What Does This Mean?
My wife is 11 weeks pregnant. She was advised for serum Rubella IgG. the result is Serum Rubella IgG : Positive 287 IU/ml What does that mean ? please advise pt....11.3.....sec......pt cotrol .....11.0 sec .....lnr ......1.0 aitt 26.0sec........ aptt control ....30.0 7 sccabove is abnormal ..........secont test ....5.....5.......2012. serum rubella igg . positive 287 14/ml
Hello there, Thanks for the query. Your wife's blood reports appears to be normal. Serum rubella IgG is elevated in cases of old rubella infection or if she was vaccinated with rubella vaccine previously.It shows that she has enough levels of rubella antibodies to protect her from rubella infection.
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A positive rubellaIgG is suggestive of immu nity status of her body. She must have suffered from this infection earlier. It is IgM which is mor eimportant and clinically relevant.
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Dr. Rakhi Tayal
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Pregnant, Test Done For Serum Rubella IgG. What Does This Mean?
Hello there, Thanks for the query. Your wife s blood reports appears to be normal. Serum rubella IgG is elevated in cases of old rubella infection or if she was vaccinated with rubella vaccine previously.It shows that she has enough levels of rubella antibodies to protect her from rubella infection. PT/INR and APTT are within normal range. Hope I have answered your question. I will be happy to answer any further queries you might have. Have a nice day. Regards, Dr.Divya Kuttikrishnan