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I have abnormally low t-proteins and globulins. i also have an autoimmune disorder. should i see an immunologist?
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Immune Deficiency: If you have a history of recurrent infections and low levels of immunoglobulins then seeing an immunologist would be warranted for further workup and evaluation.
Answered 5/7/2015
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