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What are the symptoms of the disease hypogammaglobulanemia?
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Infections: People with low levels of immunoglobulins are susceptible to bacterial infections, repeated infections, infections with uncommon organisms. Many also have auto-immune disease and symptoms depend on the organ system affected.
Answered 3/26/2013
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