Patient's question:
Can intravenous immunoglobulin be effective for children during illness, and are there any side effects? The child had a cold for half a month and was injected with three days of immunoglobulin solution during that period. Now that the child has recovered after such a long time, can it really enhance immunity, and are there any side effects?Doctor's answer:
The child will be anesthetized due to the illness. Immunoglobulin is necessary for the condition, and it is generally not a problem. It has no side effects on the child. During the child's illness, the anesthetized immunoglobulin is usually more effective for treatment, though the child's immunity may slightly decrease. However, it is essential to pay attention to the child's feeding and care, which is the key.The above is my advice on the question, "Can anesthetized immunoglobulin be effective for a child during illness?" I hope it helps you. Wishing you good health!