Can children get immunoglobulin?

Some of you may have heard of immunoglobulin, but there are definitely not many people who really understand it. In fact, immunoglobulin is an animal protein with antibody activity. The injection of immunoglobulin can play a role in improving human immunity, so immunoglobulin is loved by everyone. Many parents want to know whether it is necessary for children to get immunoglobulin? Below we analyze whether children can receive immunoglobulin.

Although immunoglobulin injections can temporarily improve children's immunity and enhance their antiviral and antibacterial effects, long-term use of immunoglobulin to improve immunity is not good for children's health. First of all, colds or gastrointestinal inflammation can stimulate the body to produce antibodies to fight bacteria and viruses to a certain extent, thereby truly improving the child's immunity. However, if immunoglobulin is given to children for a long time, the stimulating effect of bacteria and viruses on the body's immune system will be weakened or eliminated, thereby inhibiting the production of the child's own immunoglobulin G. Moreover, foreign immunoglobulins are allogeneic proteins, and if children are injected repeatedly, the body may also produce allergic reactions.

Therefore, do not give your child immunoglobulin at will, unless the child has a severe cold or inflammation, then you can give your child immunoglobulin temporarily to allow the child to safely pass through the critical period.

Usually, you should pay attention to supplementing your child's nutrition, eat more foods rich in high-quality protein and vitamins, and keep your child warm.

In the above article, we introduced what immunoglobulin is. We know that immunoglobulin is an animal protein. The effect of immunoglobulin is very powerful, but we do not recommend that children receive immunoglobulin frequently. I hope the information introduced above can help everyone.