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What are the tests I should do to check my immunity ? I get sick frequently since childhood. After surviving CNS and Pulmonary TB 2 yrs back, I often get sick. In past 2 yrs I had Anemia, sepsis, pyelonephritis, badder bowel problems, leg pain etc and I get cold flu very easily. What could be the reason for frequent illness ?
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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.
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Ask your treating doctor for a basic workup, including a complete blood count, iron, vitamin B12 and D levels, and immunoglobulin levels.
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Please loop in whoever manages your TB treatment before starting anything new, since your recovery and immunity are closely linked.
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