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What is gammaglobulin?

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An extract of human blood that contains antibodies

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What interactions may occur with gammaglobulin?

Anyone who takes gammaglobulin should let the physician know all other medicines he or she is taking and should ask whether interactions with gammaglobulin could interfere with treatment.


What dosage of gammaglobulin is normal?

Doses are different for different people and depend on the person's body weight and the condition for which he or she is being treated.


What is the purpose of gammaglobulin?

This medicine is used to treat or prevent diseases that occur when the body's own immune system is not effective against the disease.


What precautions should be taken when taking gammaglobulin?

People who have certain medical conditions may have problems if they take gammaglobulins. For example: Gammaglobulins may worsen heart problems or deficiencies of immunoglobin A (IgA, a type of antibody).


What are the side effects of gammaglobulin?

Minor side effects such as headache, backache, joint or muscle pain, and a general feeling of illness usually go away as the body adjusts to this medicine. These problems do not need medical attention unless they continue.


What does blood carry to the cells?

blood supplies oxygen and other nutrients to muscles and other parts of the body. sometimes it carries hormones or other things like adrenaline.ANd they carry the waste and carbon dioxide away.


What is dysgammaglobulinemia I would like to know your signs and symptoms. That's something that I have not been able to find . I would also like to meet others with this rare so they say disease?

From what my Immunologist told me, Dysgammaglobuinemia is an immune disease that effects your platelets. Your body just does not produce the right ammount of platelets to properly fight off infections. In my case, if i get an infection, I end up in the hospital for IV antibiotics, because prescription antibiotics do not work.. My body just fights off the antibiotics just as its and infection itself. Treatment consist of : long term oral antibiotics and if they dont keep me from getting a respiratory infection, then monthly Gammaglobulin infusions will have to be administered.