What does it mean to be positive for CMV RCC antibodies?

3.Pregnancy—cytomegalovirus (CMV).

There is no need to worry too much about this virus.

In the early stages of pregnancy, pregnant mothers have to draw blood for a torch test, that is, eugenics test, to check the blood of rubella virus, cytomegalovirus, toxoplasmosis virus and syphilis, these viruses are of course bad things, will cause fetal dysplasia, malformations, diseases, miscarriages and other terrible consequences. Generally speaking, CMV is more likely to be tested positive in pregnant women, and it has two indicators, IgM and IgG, and the significance is as follows:

IgG indicates that the body has been infected in the past but the body already has antibodies, and IgG indicates that the virus is replicating inside the body. If IgG is positive and IgM is negative, the risk rate is very low, and there is no need to worry about this situation; If IgG is positive and IgM is also positive (in my own case), then there is a certain risk rate; If IgG is negative and IgM is positive, the risk is higher because you don't have IgG antibodies in your body.

In fact, there are different opinions about CMV, and the medical research on it is not very perfect, and foreign countries have never used it as one of the eugenic indicators, but in China, especially in the mainland, I saw on the Internet that someone was persuaded by doctors to give up the baby because they tested positive for CMV, which is really very irresponsible! It's completely unscientific and inhumane!

First of all, this cytomegalovirus, in China, more than 90% of pregnant women will be tested positive for IgG, which is a common symptom of pregnancy, which is very common, in fact, this is also a good thing, it proves that your body has antibodies, however, 5% of them will be tested positive for IgM;

Secondly, the false positive of this IgM is also very high, this is not my nonsense, I know it through a lot of data collection, many people have tested positive for IgM for the first time, but when they change hospitals for the second time, they have turned negative. Therefore, don't be nervous if you encounter a positive situation for the virus, because even if you have the virus in your body, it may not be transmitted to the fetus, and the probability of intrauterine infection is still relatively low! The baby himself will have resistance!

Therefore, you can try to change hospitals for a second test, if it still doesn't work, then consider doing amniocentesis and culturing cells to see if there is infection in the uterus, if there is no infection in the uterus, then it will be fine. For the most part, it's fine!

Again, if CMV really affects you, then in the early stage of your pregnancy, that is, before 3 months, it may have caused fetal miscarriage, growth arrest, etc., if it has reached the second trimester, and then you feel that the baby has been fine, basically there is no problem!

It means that you are infected with cytomegalovirus! This virus has an effect on children!