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Oh if a home care nurse does it...make sure the IVIG is room temperature. During one loading dose, they ran it in cold....that made me puke...all over my couch. I felt miserable and got a horrible headache then.

That was my only real bad reaction and I think most of it was do to infusing cold stuff, too fast.

BTW, I do think there has been preliminary evidence that IVIG mitigated Alzheimers.
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