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I had 3 miscarriages in a row...recent test shows my rubella igg is 223 and COM is 1.14...doctor suggests me to go for treatment of igg...whereas after my 1st miscarriage I had rubella injection...what shd I do...pls suggest...m very much confused
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Recurrent early miscarriages are mainly due to disbalances in your basic body chemistry. Evidence of Rubella (with raised IgG) will hardly impact pregnancy . It shows you had the infection in past and now have immune system activated against the virus. CMV infection with IgG positive does not mean that you are doomed not being able to get a healthy pregnancy.
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Your immune system is activated by mindful lifestyle management. Kindly go through the article of mine in my health feed section on "The Science of disease genesis."
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Exclude vitamin D deficiency, B 12 deficiency
See the thyroid values
Fasting blood sugar.
Start one tablet containing folic acid, B6 & B12 at least a few months prior to your next planning.
Nothing works like Right diet, Right thoughts & Right action.
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