Have You Been Experiencing a High Frequency of Illness? It’s Time for a Check Up

Do you feel like you have been getting sick a lot and are unsure why? If you experience fighting infections or other sicknesses frequently, you may be Immune Deficient. Immune Deficiency is a serious matter that requires immediate attention by a specialist. With over 150 different diseases that can cause some form of Immune Deficiency, it is important to seek out a doctor with the expertise to help identify and treat this condition effectively.

At Allergy, Asthma, & Immunology Medical Group, our team of Immunology experts can help you get on the road to recovery. Call us today at 805-658-9500 to learn more about how we can help and to schedule an appointment. You can also reach out to us on our Contact Page or continue to read below to learn more.

What you should look out for

With over 150 different diseases that can compromise your immune system, it’s important to learn about the signs to help differentiate between Primary Immunodeficiency Diseases (PIDD) and allergies. Here’s a list of conditions to keep an eye on:

• Infections that recur frequently or are difficult to treat
• Poor growth or inability to retain weight
• Recurring pneumonia, ear infections, or sinusitis
• Swollen lymph glands
• A family history of immune deficiency
• Constant tiredness & fatigue
• Digestive issues
• Frequent colds (2-3+ per year)

How we can help treat you

Immunoglobulin Replacement Therapy can help boost your body’s ability to fight back against the sickness. Using IV treatments, we can reintroduce the body to much needed Immunoglobulin (IgG) that would normally be there. When your body lacks IgG, found in your blood plasma, your body loses the ability to effectively combat illness.

Begin your treatment process today

By reaching out to Allergy, Asthma, & Immunology Medical Group today at 805-658-9500, you’re taking the first step to kickstart your immune system working for you again. You can also make an appointment online by visiting our Contact Page.