Q. My wife is seven weeks pregnant, and her IgG is positive and IgM negative. Is it fine?
Hi doctor,
My wife is pregnant with our second child. She is seven weeks pregnant. I have doubts regarding CMV, toxoplasmosis and rubella (Rubéole-French). In all three tests, IgG is positive and IgM negative. Is this fine?
We have our appointment tomorrow but we can not wait until then. Kindly clarify.
Hi,
Welcome to icliniq.com.
I understand your concern.
I have gone through your history. As the IgM (immunoglobulin M) test is negative and IgG (immunoglobulin G) tests are positive, she has no recent infection and has immunity against both the viruses, so she is absolutely fine; you should not worry about it.
Hi doctor,
Thank you for the reply.
So there is nothing to worry about?
Secondly, I have attached her urine test reports (attachment removed to protect the patient's identity). It shows a lot of epithelial cells and positive bacteria. Is it a cause of concern?
What should we do to reduce it?
Hi,
Welcome back to icliniq.com.
I understand your concern.
No need to worry about it; yes, it is normal. Urine reports (attachment removed to protect patient's identity) show infection. To get a prescription, kindly book an appointment with me at icliniq.com. Drink a lot of warm water and avoid oily and spicy food.
Dear doc, Happy new year to you & your family. My wife is in her 26th week of her pregnancy. She did GTT, blood & urine test at her consulting hospital. The duty doc said her Fasting sugar is borderline, platelets are bit less rest everything is ok. But I see in her urine test there is bacteria, they didn’t say anything. Could you plz go through the reports & provide your expert opinion. Thanks.
Thank you so much, Happy new year to you too and your family.
I have gone through your reports and history in detail and understand your concerns.
Yes,your doctor opinion is right little high fasting blood sugar,nothing to worry about platelet count.
Your urine report is perfectly fine,it is normal finding during pregnancy.
TLC count is also increased during pregnancy and it is normal.
Hope found useful.
Regards
1. How to increase platelet count through food intake? Could you suggest some food.
2. Secondly for resolving bacteria issue should she take some antibiotics or just by drinking water it will be resolved.
Kindly advice.
You are most welcome.
You can take kiwi,citrus fruits and milk( goat ) to increase platelets count.
No need to take any antibiotics, only drinking water is more than sufficient.
Hope found useful
Regards
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