An eight-test panel called TORCH Profile 8 is used to check for infectious disorders such toxoplasmosis, rubella, herpes, and cytomegalovirus infection. Testing methods look for IgM and IgG antibodies, which the body produces in response to these illnesses. For the purpose of identifying congenital or birth abnormalities in neonates brought on by infectious infections, this profile is advised. Additionally, the test can be used to check pregnant women for infections that could result in congenital problems in their unborn children. In order to detect these illnesses early in pregnancy, pregnant women frequently have this test at their first prenatal appointment. This aids in starting the appropriate course of treatment.