Patient's question:
1) Toxoplasma IgM and IgG antibody tests were both negative.2) Rubella virus IgM antibody test was negative, IgG antibody test was positive, result: 30.2.
3) Cytomegalovirus IgM antibody test was negative, IgG antibody test was positive, result: 9.1.
4) Herpes simplex virus IgM antibody test was negative, IgG antibody test was positive, result: 3.0.
Doctor's answer:
Is your menstrual cycle regular? Do you have any other physical discomforts? Based on your self-report and examination results, there is no infection in your body, and all tests are negative. When IgG is positive, it only indicates that you have previously been infected, without much current significance. If you can get pregnant, it's not a problem. Generally, doctors recommend that patients with signs of genetic risk take personal hygiene measures and avoid sexual activity. Additionally, patients should create an environment that promotes emotional stability and stress relief. Wishing you a healthy delivery.