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16 yr. old with constant high fevers

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Lindy43

May 6th, 2011

My 16 yr. old son has asthma and was diagnosed with Common Variable Immune Deficiency about 2 yrs. ago. He was also diagnosed with Adrenal Gland failure about 1 yr. ago. He receives weekly infusions of Hyzintra and he is also on Hydrocortizone tablets for the Adrenal Gland failure. He is constantly running fevers of 103-104 and has a rash on his face an a constant eye infection. He has been on several eye drops with no relief. He has also been on antibiotics for the fevers. The fevers seem to go away while he is on the antibiots but as soon as he stops the fevers return. Please let me know what you think

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replied May 12th, 2011

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