A specialist diagnostic technique called the Rubella Virus (German Measles) – IgG Antibodies test is mainly used to determine immunity to the rubella virus or to confirm a previous infection. This test’s primary goal is to prevent rubella infections, which are particularly crucial during pregnancy because of the possibility of congenital rubella syndrome. However, when taking into account the larger effects of infectious diseases on cardiovascular health, its relevance also extends to the field of health heart diagnostics (HHD).
Although rubella is usually a mild viral illness, if it is acquired during pregnancy, it can have major effects on the mother’s health as well as the growing fetus. IgG antibodies against the rubella virus are a sign of immunity, either from a vaccine or from a previous infection. This is essential to stop the virus from spreading and