RUBELLA (GERMAN MEASLES) VIRUS IGG ANTIBODIES

Rubella Igg & Igm are the two types of antibodies that are produced by the body in response to an infection with the rubella virus. IgM appears three to seven days after the onset of symptoms and remains in the body for a few weeks, while IgG appears a few days after IgM and remains in the body for the rest of that person's life. Rubella igg in Delhi confers lifelong immunity, and this can occur either as a result of a previous infection with the virus or as a result of vaccination. The combined rubella igg test in Delhi and rubella igg antibody in Delhi are sometimes used to detect active or very recent infections. When IgG levels are negative but IgM levels are positive, a rapid diagnosis of infection is possible.