Rubella: The presence of igm antibodies suggests, but does not prove, that you have had infection in the "recent" past, but the absence of a rising titer in 3 wks also suggests that the infection was not immediately prior to the first testing. Whether or not you choose to continue your pregnancy is a personal decision, but doubt that these values necessarily predict a negative outcome. Good luck.
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Yes: It appears that if the igg titer is considered positive, you have protective level against rubella. The stable igm titers showed that you don't have an active infection.
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