Immune Deficiency & Recurrent Infections
Do you experience infections that are unusually frequent, severe, persistent, or difficult to treat?
Recurrent infections sometimes result from allergies or anatomy, but they can also indicate an immune-system problem.
Conditions we evaluate:
- Recurrent sinus and ear infections
- Recurrent bronchitis or pneumonia
- Frequent or unusually severe infections
- Antibody deficiency
- Common variable immunodeficiency
- Specific antibody deficiency
- Selective IgA deficiency
- Secondary immune deficiency
- Other suspected primary immune deficiencies
- Unexplained inflammation or abnormal immune testing
Evaluation and treatment may include:
- Quantitative immune testing
- Vaccine-antibody response testing
- Functional immune assessment
- Infection-prevention planning
- Vaccination recommendations
- Immunoglobulin replacement when indicated
- Coordination with infectious disease, pulmonology, or other specialists
