Does a Low Level of Pediatric Immunoglobulin A.G Require a Detailed Congenital Immune Function Examination?

Question

Is it necessary to conduct a detailed congenital immune function examination if the level of pediatric immunoglobulin A.G. is low?

Answer

If the level of immunoglobulin A.G. in the child is low, based on age and symptoms, congenital immune dysfunction cannot be ruled out. It is recommended to undergo further detailed examination at a grade A-level hospital.