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I'm pregnant 4 weeks. my blood test toxoplasma igg+ >2000iu/ml(reference range<1.6), igm weakly positive>0.6. is it safe for my baby? help me..!
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IgG means old infxn: Igg is a measure of prior infection - so the elevated igg levels are to be expected. As long as the igm is negative (which indicates current/active infection), you have cleared the infection from 2 months ago. Your igg levels will always be elevated going forward. Make sure you ask your physician to clarify the labs - they know you the best.
Answered 9/3/2013
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