Selective immunoglobulin A deficiency Prevention and Treatment

General: There is currently no cure for selective IgA deficiency. While many patients do not require any medical treatment, some may need antibiotics to treat infections commonly associated with the disorder. For unknown reasons, some patients gradually... read more

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