Uristix Reagent Strip

The presence of IgG antibody against rubella is a sign that the patient has had the disease at some point in life and now is immunized. The presence of IgG antibodies is often called a serological scar, or a mark that the patient was infected in the past. The existence in the blood of large amounts of IgM antibodies against rubella, for example, is an indication that infection has recently been acquired. So a serology IgM positive result for rubella indicates ongoing infection. When the patient makes a serology rubella, there are basically three possible outcomes: 1. IgM and IgG non-reactive. 2. IgM reactive and IgG non-reactive. 3. IgM non-reactive and IgG reactive. 1. What does the result: IgM and IgG non-reactive? If in your serology rubella both IgM and the IgG come as no reagents, it means you do not have antibodies against rubella, or has never been exposed (a) to this virus and is susceptible to an infection. If you have been vaccinated (a), but its IgG is non-reactive, it means that vaccination was not effective, which is an indication to repeat the vaccine. A pregnant woman who has negative serology for rubella need to be very careful not to come into contact with anyone infected, because, as she has no antibodies against rubella, it runs the risk of contamination during pregnancy. Therefore, a pregnant with positive serology for IgM means she probably infected with the rubella virus in the last 2-6 weeks, being at risk of having a fetus with malformations, especially if the pregnancy is in the first quarter. In your case it is clear that IgM is increasing initially meaning a recent infection and hence affecting the fetus Reference values for rubella IgM: No reactive: less than 0.6 IU / mL Undetermined: 0.6 to 0.79 IU / mL Reactive: greater than 0.79 IU / mL If yu need to discuss personally, you are welcome to ask personal chat.

No. Multistix, by siemens, are blood and urinalysis test strips that can be used for screening urinary tract infections and disorders. They are also known as urine dipsticks.

Some pregnancy tests may clarify your doubts. Pregnancy tests are accurate when they?re used correctly. It's possible to have a false negative, which happens when you?re pregnant but the test says you aren't. There are various methods to check whether you are pregnant or not. It may includes home pregnancy test, clinical urine test, blood test. One can go for a pregnancy test if symptoms like sensitivity increment, swollen breasts, nausea, vomiting are noticed. Rubella serology should be requested if during pregnancy the pregnant woman has contact with an infected person or develops typical symptoms of rubella, such as fever, enlarged lymph nodes and spots on the body. The diagnosis of rubella is made if the serology detects the presence of igm reagent. Another way to make the diagnosis is by comparing igg values ??at the time of symptoms and after 3 weeks. Even if igm remains negative, if igg values ??rise more than 4 times in this interval, this indicates that the symptoms were even caused by rubella.

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I would suggest only one thing- don't read too much into the reports! The chloride levels are very dynamic and highly unstable. They are also affected hugely by lab reagents in monitoring and as such carry no significance in our day-to-day patient evaluation. Please relax!