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I have cvid, an immunodeficiency and infuse gammagard twice monthly. do i need to be concerned with this infusion? extra precaution this summer?
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No: Provided you're given the right dose, infusion can be stretched to every 3 or 4 weeks, but up to your immunologist who is following your case. Main aim is to keep your trough IgG levels (pre-infusion levels) within a healthy range, wish wellness
Answered 2/7/2016
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