I just heard IDF say this Everyone is allowed 1 pneumonia, 2 you're on my radar and 3 pneumonia you're on your way to an immunologist. I had pneumonia 6-8 times and finally asked my PCP 2 check my immune system which he ignored and I was accidentally diagnosed by going to an allergist, I bared my soul to him. He handed me a phamlet on sub q weekly and about 3 pages of blood test. I was diagnosed with hypogammaglobulinemia and have been doing subq in my home IgG for 4 years without having pneumonia again but the infections just moved to my GI & urinary tract. I have been taken from my home barely conscious with sepsis twice. Now I'm battling Ecoli in my GI tract. I believe that I was born with this and by the time of diagnosis the damage was done. I still do my IgG treatments weekly. I am elderly live alone in a rural area without access to the doctors I need to see.

I live in Houston and have to see an oncologist. When I was much, much younger(~12), I saw an immunologist and later, an allergist. I’m 45 now seeing an oncologist for my IVIG.

I see a hematologist/oncologist he's great

@@JeanEDeaux Dr. Hajjar is in Houston, and sees adults. If she has your insurance you could see her. There is another good immunologist, I see him and he's good. Maybe one other one.

@@elizabethhamel8478 I’m on medicaid. It’s pretty rough finding those doctors with availability for new patients.

@@elizabethhamel8478 I’ll definitely check thought. Thank you for the info.