It may be important: CMV is an opportunistic infection and may cause serious problems such as CMV lung infection, CMV colitis (infection affecting large intestine) as well as other organs including brain, eye, liver etc. In transplant recipients. CMV viral load needs to be checked by qpcr. If it is high, patient needs to be treated. Discuss this with your transplant physician.
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At higher risk of...: CMV (cytomegalovirus) infection/disease usually follows the period of maximal immnosuppression to prevent graft rejection. CMV disease manifestations include fever, low white cell count, mono-like illness, and pneumonitis.
Answered 7/11/2014
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