Hypogammaglobulinemia
What is hypogammaglobulinemia? I cant tell you much because I have not found much myself on this topic except that my body has quit making antibodies I think. if any one has insight please add to this
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Hi, I haven’t heard anything yet. I’m still waiting on one test result that still is not back yet since Feb 19th. It’s getting a bit irritating that my Doc appointment has been changed twice now because of it. I really wish I knew why it’s taking so long.
Hi, I’ve been to U of M before a couple times for myself for some issues. I’ve also been there many times with my dad for the issues he had. I know how they work. I have a lot of things wrote down already which is what brought all these blood tests in the first place. So now I’m just waiting. I don’t even know what my next move would be!
Morning hun! U could hit me up on fb...my last name is DeStella n we can go from there! Yes, pick ur moms mind on things also xo 😘
@autumn12575 Just wondering if you’ve ever gotten your test result and been able to see the doctor? Waiting is always the hardest part, isn’t it? Will you let me know what you’ve been able to find out? Becky
@autumn12575 I’ve been thinking of you and wondering if you’ve gotten any answers yet? Waiting is just so difficult. Can you maybe share how things are going for you?
Do you have anymore information regarding osteoporosis and hypogammaglobulinemia?
This year I was diagnosed with severe osteoporosis as well as hypogammaglobulinemia.
My first appointment with an immunologist is not until November.
Thank you, karen
Hi Karen-
I hope this finds u well. Can u pls remind me which group or what diseases that u r facing so that I may send appropriate materials.
Lisa
Osteoporosis: an ignored complication of CVID
Safa Baris et al. Pediatr Allergy Immunol. 2011 Nov.
Karen, I have no experience with this condition or its association, if any, with osteoporosis. But I found this article in the Cleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine that has a lot of information. You can read it online or download the PDF.
One of the best things about such articles, and research studies is that you can also look up the author(s) and start to build a data base of people working in that area. That can be particularly helpful if one is trying to learn more about, or get treatment for, something uncommon. People tend to specialize in areas that interest them a lot and loke to talk about them. I've called specialists whose names I found this way and, in one instance, got referred to an excellent physician in my area. Hope this is some new info.
From the CCJM;
"Evaluating and managing hypogammaglobulinemia"
https://www.ccjm.org/content/73/2/133
Hi Lisa, Thank you for the replies and the article information. Much appreciated. karen