IgA nephrology is a common misspelling of IgA nephropathy, a kidney disease caused by IgA building up in the glomeruli, leading to kidney damage and possible failure. Symptoms vary, but treatment aims to delay progression and prevent complications such as high blood pressure. Some people may eventually require a kidney transplant. IgA nephrology is actually […]
IgA deficiency is a genetic immune disorder affecting 1 in 400 to 2,000 people, causing a lack of IgA antibodies and recurring infections. Allergies are also common, and there is no cure, with treatment focusing on managing symptoms. IgA deficiency, often called selective immunoglobulin A deficiency, is a type of immune disease. Generally, this genetic […]
