Rubella
Question: Sergei Mikhailovich, I plan a pregnancy, rubella is not sick, the immunity does not (have medical tests). My husband was sick in childhood rubella (this analysis confirmed IgG – 270 (at a rate of 0 -9)). Vaccinated, I do not want. Personally, my colleagues at work are no small children, so by my environment is minimal risk of infection. But my husband at work in almost all of my colleagues, children who go to kindergarten (and as I understand it, these children are the most "dangerous"), respectively, and their parents may become ill with rubella. I'm having 2 questions: 1) Can my husband (in case of illness of his colleagues) to be a carrier of the virus "to me"? Or, if he had so many antibodies, that his body is simply "ignore" Viru rasnuhi, and to convey to me he was not able to. . . 2) What precautions / prevention you advise pregnant women to avoid infection. (except vaccinations) Thank you in advance!
Answer: My husband will not be a source of infection. Do not want to be instilled – pryachtes. The farther away from the people – the better. as possible? Sincerely, Zakharenko SM