Secondary Immunodeficiency
What is a secondary immunodeficiency?
Your immune system keeps you healthy by fighting off germs. But sometimes, due to external factors (those not caused by genetics) people develop what’s known as a secondary immunodeficiency (SID). Just like with a primary immunodeficiency, the outcome can be life marked by seemingly never-ending infections and colds that just don’t go away. As a result, patients may face repeated rounds of antibiotics and hospitalization for treatment. SID is much more common than primary (genetic) immunodeficiencies.
Treatments Available
Availability of treatments may vary from country to country. Please be sure to visit your local CSLBehring.com site for further information.
| Privigen® | Immune Globulin Intravenous (Human) 10% Liquid | Visit Website | file |
| Hizentra® | Immune Globulin Subcutaneous (Human) 20% Liquid | Visit Website | file |
| Sandoglobulin® / Redimune® / Sanglopor® | Immune Globulin Intravenous(Human) | file |
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