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Asked for Female, 28 years old from Nellore

Hello madam, i am 29 weeks pregnant before this I had two abortions because of clotting of blood in placenta and week heartbeat. In torch test I have rubella and cytomegalovirus igG for that I used medicines for 3 months then after we planned for pregnancy now I'm in 7 th month. Up to 5 th month doctor advised me enoxaparin 40mg injection, from 6th month onwards iam using enoxaparin injection for alternate days and hcg5000, susten200 injections for weekly once. By using this did my baby get any side effects? Is there any vision loss or hearing loss to my baby due to this viruses? Can you please reply me? I'm waiting for your response. Thank you mam.

Dr. Soni Anand91%(134 ratings)

DGO, MBBS

Gynaecologist•Delhi

Inj enoxaprin will continue till 37 wks of preg. I donot suggest inj hucog this long, inj susten can be changed to tab form. Donot worry.

Asked for female, 22 years old from Jammu

I am having rubella virus in my report and I had conceived a baby. What should I do wthr to abort this child or give brth?

Dr. Indira Das91%(2738 ratings)

MBBS, DNB (Obstetrics and Gynecology), M...read more

Gynaecologist•Delhi

If your igm test for rubella is positive, you have got infection currently. During early pregnancy, rubella infection can harm the baby badly, about 80-90% rate of infection will travel into the baby, can cause structural and functional defects during this foetal organ growth period. Within first 1o weeks of pregnancy. The risk lowers to 20% after 11 weeks till 18 weeks. Subsequently the infection rate is much lesser. So it depends o which time of pregnancy you are carrying.

Asked for male, 38 years old from Gurgaon

My wife is planning to conceive and latest test report says Rubella IgG result as 63.90 IU/mL. Whereas Bio Ref Interval written in report is <10.00. Rubella IgM is <10Au/mL where reference given is <20. With these results are we fine or is there some problem that we need to get treated?

Dr. Parul Katiyar91%(142 ratings)

MBBS, MS - Obstetrics and Gynaecology

IVF Specialist•Delhi

Hi lybrate-user, high rubella igg suggests that your wife is immune from rubella, which is good as this means that there is very little risk of the baby getting affected by rubella when your wife conceives.

Asked for female, 28 years old from Bangalore

Hello doctor am 25 years old. I have been married since two years and now we are getting ready for the family planing, so for that we had made a pre-conceptional visit with our doctor and she had checked my BP and had given few tests like Hb, Thyroid profile, FBS/PPBS and Rubella Ag Test. So the other test results were normal except the Bp (132/88 for the first visit and 130/92 for the second visit) & Rubella Ag Test that gave a non reactive result within a range of 9.30 and advised me to take the vaccination (R-Vac) on my second day of the menstrual cycle and reminded me to Not to get pregnant within 1 month. For the HT my doctor suggested me to meet a physician so for that I met a consultant physician so he checked my BP and it was normal. But for clearance of vaccination I asked him about the rubella ag test so he advised me that after getting the vaccination, I should Not get pregnant for minimum 6 months, since its a live attenuated vaccine so it may take time. So Doctor my question is how long should I not plan for the pregnancy after vaccination? Is it 6 months or 1 month? Is there any specific date for the vaccination as mentioned above (the second day of menstrual cycle)? Or any time?

Dr. Surekha Jain91%(1631 ratings)

MS, MBBS

Gynaecologist•Delhi

No there is no spesfic date but if you get just aftre periods you are sure that you are not already pregnant
next it said ideally one should nor get pregnant for three months after r vsc vaccine.

Health Query

Em 22 years old female. Terminated the baby 4 months before due to toxoplasmosis n rubella. Toxo then was igg 400 n em pregnant again toxo is positive as 2 (no vaccine taken) em really scared wil this positive toxo affect my fetus please help me.

Dr. Sujoy Dasgupta92%(11975 ratings)

MBBS (Gold Medalist, Hons), MS (Obst and...read more

Gynaecologist•Kolkata

My God. Who asked you to terminate? IgG positive means you had past infection and moreover, mere blood test means nothing. There are numerous ways to detect whether the baby is affected or not. If not affected, why should we terminate an innocent fetus.

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Asked for female, 28 years old from Amreli

My wife has been diagnosed Torch positive He had occurred abortion and second time dilatation and curettage He has rubella and cmv reactive He has taken all antiviral for 30 days Now she is safe for pregnancy bcoz past history of 2 time abortion Dr. told no specific treatment available for Ig g reactive to rubella and cmv Dr. told pregnancy can occur but it might be continue or not we can not say anything bcoz fetus do not developed after 2 month so requirement of abortion or curettage is last option So what your suggestions? In all female cases this can be happen or chance of full term normal delivery is noticeable?

Dr. Aruna Sud91%(4241 ratings)

MBBS

General Physician•Chandigarh

This can happen in many cases first of all keep a gap of at least three years between two pregnancy and second is as soon as you decide to get pregnant again get under the treatment and guidance of a good gynaecologist.

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Asked for male, 37 years old from Haridwar