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Given your history of CNS and pulmonary TB, sepsis and kidney infection, a coordinated review is appropriate. There is no single test that measures all immunity, and frequent minor colds alone do not establish an immune disorder. The pattern and severity of documented infections matter.

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Check for immunodeficiecy, do a cbc crp and vit d levels also vit b12 can be some congenital immunodeficiency. Go to a physician And get yourself assesed

* Frequent/recurrent infections, especially previous TB, pyelonephritis and sepsis, warrant evaluation for an underlying cause; this does not automatically mean low immunity. * Secondary causes such as nutritional deficiency, diabetes, HIV or other medical conditions should also be considered.

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Past illness history reveals the cause for frequent illness now. Get tested for CBP, IgG,IgM,IgE

With your history of cns and pulmonary tb you need to rule out immunodeficiency diseases primary and acquired.Check blood borne viruses basic cbc,lft,rft and then work the way up from this if anything abnormal.Kindly consult directly for detailed assessment and management.

You have asked a very good question. To check your immunity level, do the following tests: 1. Complete blood count 2. Basic antibody level. They are immunoglobulin G, A and M. Do it quantitatively. Normal values of immunoglobulin are: IgG - 600 to 1600 mg/dl IgA - 40 to 400 mg/dl IgM - 40 to 300 mg/dl If you find them normal then you are okay. If low then it is bad.

From the history recurrent infections alone do not necessarily mean “low immunity.” Because there has been CNS + pulmonary TB, sepsis, pyelonephritis and frequent respiratory infections, it would be reasonable to investigate both immune deficiency and non-immune causes of recurrent illness. 1. Start with these tests Test What it looks for CBC with differential + peripheral smear Neutropenia, lymphopenia, anemia Absolute lymphocyte count (ALC) Important screening marker for cellular immune deficiency HIV-1/2 Ag/Ab 4th generation Important acquired immunodeficiency to exclude Fasting glucose + HbA1cDiabetes as a cause of recurrent infections LFT, RFT, electrolytes, albumin/total protein Systemic/nutritional causes Quantitative IgG, IgA, IgM Antibody/humoral immune deficiency C3, C4 ± CH50 Complement deficiency Lymphocyte subset analysis: CD3, CD4, CD8, CD19, NK cells T/B/NK-cell abnormalities 2. If the initial tests are abnormal—or infections are unusually severe An immunologist/physician may add: * IgG subclasses * Specific antibody responses/vaccine titres — particularly tetanus and pneumococcal antibodies * Neutrophil oxidative burst (DHR test) if there is a pattern suggesting phagocyte dysfunction * Repeat CD4 count, particularly if lymphopenia or HIV-related concern exists * Serum protein electrophoresis if recurrent infections + low immunoglobulins/protein abnormalities * Further genetic/primary immunodeficiency testing only if the clinical pattern warrants it. 3. Your history also warrants looking for non-immune causes The pyelonephritis + bladder/bowel problems particularly deserve a urological evaluation rather than assuming they are due to immunity: * Urine routine + culture during symptomatic episodes * Ultrasound KUB * Post-void residual urine * Evaluation for urinary obstruction/reflux or bladder dysfunction if recurrent pyelonephritis continues. For repeated respiratory infections, depending on symptoms: * Chest X-ray * HRCT chest if there is persistent/recurrent pneumonia, productive cough, bronchiectasis, etc. * Pulmonary function testing when appropriate. One important point about TB Having pulmonary or CNS TB does not by itself prove that your immune system is weak. TB can occur in otherwise immunocompetent people. However, CNS TB plus recurrent serious infections makes it reasonable to exclude acquired or primary immune problems, particularly HIV, diabetes, lymphopenia and antibody deficiency.

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Frequent infections do not necessarily mean low immunity. Considering your past CNS/pulmonary TB, anemia, sepsis and recurrent UTIs, you need a proper medical evaluation. CBC, Hb/ferritin, HbA1c, LFT/KFT, urine tests and, when indicated, HIV screening and immunoglobulin levels may be considered. Please consult a physician with your previous TB reports and current medicines. You can consult me personally on Practo for a detailed evaluation.

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Do a basic count cbc crp Vit D TSH And assess the status

Because of surviving lots of illness your immunity got reduced,the body is still fighting and your body is not only needed for tests but also care. You should have to eat fruits,green vegetables,do exercise or yoga, This makes your body strong from inside. For anemia you have to take - iron supplements. For flu - stay hydrated,take vit c tab But first of all go for a CBC test. By which we can further decide what other things can be done. So be ready with your all previous reports and a recent CBC test. Must consult. Be positive,stay healthy.

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Your immunity is already low since you have frequent infection. Consult for further management and Diet counselling.

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Past illness can have these effects but need to evaluate thoroughly and can be simple reasons like vitamin deficiencies .

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Immunity, life style and genetics influence health. Please share detailed medical history, then I can help you further. Follow healthy life style, take protein rich food with necessary vitamins and minerals,  for improving immunity.

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Frequent infections after a serious illness like TB can have several contributing causes. These can include how the illness and its treatment affect your body's defenses, plus any nutritional gaps that built up along the way.