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Old 08-01-2013, 09:52 AM #1
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Default Getting a PPD (Tb test) while on IVIG

Anyone know if there is a problem with getting a PPD (tb test) while on IVIG or with a nasty autoimmune disorder? i have a chest ct from a year or two back, but now they need a PPD.... I dont' want to stimulate my immune system in anyway.. and partly worry I'll react to it if I have been given any antibodies from any of the donors from IVIG too
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I had several during the worst of my symptoms in years past with no issues.
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