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A member asked:

Is it possible to get one igg titer for mmr (measles, mumps, rubella) and varicella if i don't have my immunization card?

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Separate issues: There are lab tests available for each of the four agents you listed. Contact your pcp to see if they can be drawn at their office or at a separate lab site.

Dr Zacharisen and 2 doctors agreed

Answered 6/22/2015

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Hi my measles IgG antibody -ve(57.35IU/L),mumps IgG antibody -ve(2.72 RU/ml),rubella IgG antibody -ve(<10 IU/ml)what should i do?can i get vaccinated?

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