RUBELLA – IgG

The rubella antibody (IgG) test detects IgG antibodies against the rubella virus, indicating past infection or vaccination. A positive rubella IgG test suggests immunity to the virus, either from previous exposure or immunization. This test is used to assess immune status, confirm immunity, and guide vaccination decisions. The test is valuable for determining an individual’s risk of rubella infection, guiding public health measures, and ensuring appropriate medical management to prevent outbreaks. It provides important information for managing rubella immunity and preventing complications associated with rubella infection.