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MMR Antibody test
MMR stands for measles, mumps, and rubella. An MMR antibody test checks to see if you’re immune to these diseases. An MMR test looks for antibodies to measles, mumps, and rubella. It tells you whether you’re immune to these three diseases. If you’ve had MMR in the past or you’re vaccinated, your immune system has antibodies to fight the viruses. These antibodies show in your blood, indicating immunity.
• Measles antibodies (IgG)
• Mumps antibodies (IgG)
• Rubella antibodies (IgG)
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