See Immunologist: As a generality, T-cell dysfunction (and not B-cell or lack of antibody production) could potentially lead to susceptibility for viral and fungal infections. One might start by checking lymphocyte subpopulations and T-cell function as an initial work-up.
Answered 6/16/2015
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Not just a test: but an evaluation by an experienced immunologist , you might not have a primary immune deficiency, may be just a transit condition causing secondary immune deficiency due to a drug or virus infection, so history, drug history, physical examination are important for evaluation, look for an expert in the field, meanwhile check cbcd, total IgG, IgE, IgA & IgM, + T&B lymphocytes flowcytometry,
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