immunoglobulin therapy

Are There Alternatives to Immunoglobulin Therapy?

In some cases, alternatives may be considered, such as:
- Antibiotic Therapy: For treating bacterial infections.
- Blood Transfusions: For managing conditions like HDN.
- Supportive Care: Including nutritional support and close monitoring.

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