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That's outside the scope of what's covered here, as the focus is specifically on primary immunodeficiency (PI) and how to manage life with it.

What is worth knowing is that having PI can make you more vulnerable to infections in general, which is why infection prevention is such a big part of managing PI. Your immunologist Show Full Answer

That's outside the scope of what's covered here, as the focus is specifically on primary immunodeficiency (PI) and how to manage life with it.

What is worth knowing is that having PI can make you more vulnerable to infections in general, which is why infection prevention is such a big part of managing PI. Your immunologist is the best person to talk to about any infection-related concerns.

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