Patient's question:
Child has high white blood cell count, high red blood cell count, and very low immunoglobulin A and G. There is cytomegalovirus in the urine. Is it necessary to conduct a thorough examination of congenital immunity because of the low immunoglobulin A and G?Doctor's answer:
When did you first notice this situation, or has it always been this way? This kind of condition requires further careful examination. Based on your description, considering the child's age, it is not possible to rule out congenital immune function deficiency. It is recommended to go to a Class III-A hospital for further thorough examination. The above is the advice on the question "Does low IgA and G in children necessarily require a congenital immune examination?" I hope it helps you. Wishing you good health!