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 and do you have any other physical discomforts? According to your self-report and test results, your body is currently not infected, and all test results are negative. When IgG appears positive, it only indicates that you have previously been infected and has little significance for the present condition. You can still get pregnant, which is not a problem.