Experiences with

Immunoglobulin

Having completed my O and V treatment 12 months ago my immunoglobulins still haven’t recovered. This has led to me having repeatedly caught chest infections despite having an antibiotic everyday . Eventually I have been authorised Curvitru infusions, I had my first instruction last week. I’m to do the

last week I started Immunoglobulin replacement therapy and it has really helped me. I no longer need a nap just to be able to function, feel clear headed and able to go work out at the gym again. Thought I’d share.

My Immunoglobulin levels have been on the decline for 6 months. Not crazy low but I was sick alot this year and I'm usually not. Went to the Pulmonologist for 6 month long chest congestion. Had numerous tests, imaging etc.

So Chest consultant also tested me for Immunoglobulin. This is the result. Hope you can help me out on this . I don't speak to her until mid Jan next year.

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I’m about to start it. https://thankyouglennandjeff.com Best, -Matt [i]Randomised human clinical trial of cordycepin shows no significant difference in lymphocyte or immunoglobulin counts between the treated and placebo groups.

December 2024 - TSH 0.01 [0.38 - 5.3], free T4 14 [7.7 - 15.1], free T3 5.5 [3.8-6], TPO antibodies 301 [0.0-24.9], thyroid stimulating immunoglobulin 2.22 [<0.1] As you can see I've had some positive changes and some not so positive changes.

I have been receiving infusions of IVIG (immunoglobulin) on a monthly basis for many years for a immune deficiency disorder. I have noticed hair growth around my temples that is not my natural hair color or texture. I wonder if this is a result of the infusions of the donor antibodies I receive.

ribonucleoprotein antibody level < 0.20 AI [< 0.99][/i] [i]RNP antibody level (UoM = AI) < 0.20 AI [< 0.99][/i] [i]Scl 70 antibody level (UoM = AI) < 0.20 AI [< 2.49][/i] [i]Jo-1 antibody level (UoM = AI) < 0.20 AI [< 0.99][/i] [i]Centromere antibody level (UoM = AI) < 0.20 AI [< 0.99][/i] [i]Chromatin immunoglobulin

The highs and lows were as follows: The lows: rbc 3.45, hemoglobin 10.9, platelets 129, Immunoglobulin A 58 and eGfr 48. The highs: MCV 99, creatinine 1.17, free kappa light chain 31.5.

CLL is well characterised as a cancer of the immune system, hence CLL specialists recommend keeping up to date with non-live vaccinations https://healthunlocked.com/cllsupport/posts/148546478/vaccinations-for-people-with-chronic-lymphocytic-leukemia-cll-sll and the use of prophylactic Immunoglobulin

So in the last 3 months I have had: Anti thyroglobulin Abs Anti thyroid peroxidase abs TSH receptor antibodies Immunoglobulin A level (I know this is immune rather than thyroid) None are positive or even a long way into the ranges.

Thyroid Stimulating Immunoglobulin (TSI) 4. Thyrotropin Receptor Antibody, Serum (TBII) 5.

Mean cell haemoglobin level - 26.7pg (27.0 - 32.0) below low reference Lymphocytes count - 2.23 (1.5 - 7.0) Serum free T4 level - 16.7 pmol/L (12.0 - 22.0) Serum TSH level - 2.3 my/L (0.27 - 4.2) Serum creatine level - 50 umol/L (30.0 - 47.0) Serum potassium level - 3.8 umol/L (3.5 - 5.3) Immunoglobulin

Hi all hope your all keeping well.I wanted to ask if anyone else is or has had Immunoglobulin treatment.

To recap I am: ANA positive Anti phospholipid IgG positive Permanently low platelets Edit: also high immunoglobulin IgM Raynaud's Undifferentiated Inflammatory arthritis, connective tissue and lupus (or so it says on my notes) Thanks in advance.

To recap I am: ANA positive Anti phospholipid IgG positive Permanently low platelets High immunoglobulin IgM Raynaud's Undifferentiated Inflammatory arthritis, connective tissue and lupus (or so it says on my notes) Thanks in advance.

recently been diagnosed with peripheral neuropathy last time he was admitted, numb feet, trouble walking, dizziness,etc I've been telling them about b12 as don't know what he's been checked for & he's not been given any treatment for that I've yet to hear if he's having immunotherapy due to low or high immunoglobulin

Her primary care doctor/PA appointment ran a bunch of normal blood tests, and turned up low Immunoglobulin A Qn Serum 78 (scale of 87-352), while the IgG and IgM were normal, so I think that's the main reason for the referral.

The frequency of TP53 aberrations in patients with chronic lymphocytic leukemia (CLL) is higher in those with unmutated immunoglobulin heavy variable (IGHV) genes.