What happens if a child's immunoglobulin G is low?

If a child's immunoglobulin level is low, the child's immunity will be relatively poor. This is a very serious problem. Such children are prone to illness, so relevant methods should be used to improve the situation. For example, the child's nutrition should be strengthened. If the child has bad eating habits, parents must help the child to improve them. In addition, the child should do more exercise, etc. So what is the reason for low immunoglobulin levels in children?

What happens if a child's immunoglobulin G is low?

The main reason for this is that the child’s immune system is relatively low.

Guidance:

It is recommended to strengthen the child's nutrition on a regular basis, and give him appropriate exercise, and it is better to let him bask in the sun.

The first thing that needs to be considered in this clinical setting is the individual's low immune function.

Guidance:

Generally speaking, what needs to be considered in this situation is the clinical application of Chinese herbal medicine decoctions for conditioning, and at the same time, regular work and rest and diet can be clinically applied.

Low immunoglobulin level indicates that the child has poor immunity. It is recommended that children do not have picky eating habits.

Guidance:

It is recommended not to worry too much. Low immunoglobulin level means that the child has poor resistance. It is recommended not to let children have picky eating habits and to ensure balanced nutrition.

Immunoglobulin G is often higher than maternal levels. If it is low, it is common in premature infants, small for gestational age infants and post-term fetuses.

Guidance:

This situation generally does not require treatment. As age increases, the serum content will gradually reach adult levels after the age of five or six.

Immunity is the body's physiological protective mechanism, and preventing infection is one of its functions. Immunoglobulin G is one of the immunoglobulins involved in the immune response. Full-term newborns can get more immunoglobulin G from the mother, but premature babies have lower levels. However, newborns synthesize their own immunoglobulin G slowly after birth, so the immunoglobulin G in the blood will gradually decrease, reaching the lowest point at 3 months, and then gradually increase. The rate of increase is slower within 2 years, and it reaches the adult level at 8-10 years old. Therefore, it is easy to get infected within 2 years old and the resistance is poor. This is the reason why you often catch a cold and have a fever. You can inject intravenous immunoglobulin (IVIG) to enhance your resistance. You will gradually get better as you get older.

Suggestions: However, if there is a more complicated immunodeficiency disease, the infection will usually be very serious, which will be more troublesome. It is best to pay attention to the child's growth and development to avoid a vicious cycle of "malnutrition-low immune function-infection-aggravated malnutrition".