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Another toxoplasmosis question06/25/2004 |
Thanks so much for your previous reply. Can you please tell me on average how long IgM for toxoplasmosis would be detectable on bloodwork? I`ve read it`s usually detected for several months, but is it closer to 2 months, 6 months, longer?
Persistence of IgM varies widely. It is not unusual for IgM to remain positive for 1 year after acute infection.
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