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Originally Posted by karen P
My last crisis symptoms was 12/31/12, and hospitalized 5 days. Johns Hopkins had done the IFE panel to show changed in IgG and IgA but this wasn't emphasized to be a problem.I had not had an issue with ivig prior to this hospitalization. Reading the websites provided in this forum, the site states the IgA increase can cause anaphylaxis with IGG. I agree with seeing the Immunologist. I am very frustrated that I am thinking and scheduling soooo many Dr appts and trying to get a handle on my symptoms and diagnosis and have had zero help from any doors in ANY way. This confuses them and have told me to go somewhere more advanced because this is a complex case. I really hope to get the facts straight with help, and be able to figure this out. It seems I am the only one who cares!
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reading over the IgA decrease meaning IgA deficiency and it gave me symptoms of Primary immunodeficiency disease. These are symptoms I have had all my life, and all 3 children also have them too. I have severe joint damage and arthritis in both knees and carpal tunnel in both wrists. My son is a severe asthmatic and allergic, my middle daughter has gluten allergy, and all three have eczema. I have had chronic sinusitis infections, and bronchitis. I am very excited to see a reason that you showed me Annie!