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Old 01-14-2017, 03:14 AM #8
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Sophie, adding to what en bloc wrote:

CVID is an acronym for Common Variable Immune Deficiency. It is a somewhat confusing label; it is not common, affecting about 1 person in 25000.

The usual presenting features of CVID are recurrent infections involving the ears, nasal sinuses, bronchi and lungs.

This is something that it might be worth talking about with your GP and a clinical immunologist.
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