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Torch Test IgG Positive & IgM Negative
My wife's torch test shows positve IgG and Negative IgM report. Report is enclosed.
Kindly suggest that whether she requires vaccination or medication?
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IgG positive indicates she is already immune to the infection
No need to take any vaccine or any medication
It indicates past infection
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IgG positive & IgM negative in TORCH panel usually means past infection with immunity, not a recent or active infection.
🍀 No vaccine or treatment is required at present.
🍀 It is generally safe if she is pregnant.
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Dr. Pratibha P S
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Bangalore
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
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22 yrs exp
Chandigarh
Igg is positive because of vaccination
This is a normal report and she does not require any further treatment or medication
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