An important diagnostic technique used to assess exposure to and immune response to Toxoplasma gondii, the parasite that causes toxoplasmosis, is the Toxoplasma IgG & IgM Antibodies test. This combination test looks for antibodies against both IgG and IgM, giving a thorough picture of both recent and historical illnesses. IgM antibodies imply a recent or acute illness, but IgG antibodies indicate prior exposure and potential immunity.
Although this test is mostly useful for diagnosing infectious diseases, especially in cases of pregnancy and immunocompromised persons, its implications for heart disease diagnostics (HHD) are noteworthy. The cardiovascular system may be impacted by toxoplasmosis, particularly if the infection is severe or reactivates in people with compromised immune systems. Complications from acute infections can include myocarditis, an inflammatory