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Rubella igg antibodies serum by cmia positive 74.9, can you tell me what does this mean?
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CMIA: Stands for chemoluminescent microparticle immunoassay. This is the way the a specific rubella antibody test is done. This is a typical test done in pregnant women to make sure they are immune to rubella. This particular test result is positive, which means you are immune to rubella, which means the shot you received for rubella worked. This is important because rubella can harm the fetus.
Answered 12/27/2017
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