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I seem to catch colds very easily, and they last for a long time. blood tests show hypogammaglobulinemia. should i investigate treatments?
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Yes: You need to see an immunologist /allergist and will likely require gammaglobulin replacement on a regular basis if the gammaglobulin level is very low. I suspect that you have rather low energy level as well.
Answered 1/25/2020
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