Patient's question:
Does it have side effects for children to receive immunoglobulin?Thanks!
Doctor's answer:
Hello, the fever phenomenon you mentioned in children is primarily considered to be caused by bacterial infection, which is also relatively common during childhood.It is recommended that you have your child tested for a complete blood count, as this would be beneficial. If the test results show high blood cell counts, it is best to administer intravenous fluids for a few days to prevent recurrent fever.
Low levels of immunoglobulin A are commonly seen in children with weakened immunity, such as those who frequently suffer from respiratory infections. Of course, poor diet for a long time can also lead to weakened immunity. Therefore, improving diet is very important.