No: Your blood work indicates that you have had CMV in the past but do not have active CMV. Active CMV is what causes disease in the fetus. All the best.
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Not particularly: These numbers confirm that you are not actively infected now with CMV and have a protective antibody level should you be exposed later in pregnancy.It is good news. I'm sure you will worry about something, but just let this one go.
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