• What is Immunodeficiency Evaluation?
• What is the Test Recommended for?
• How Much Does the Immunodeficiency Evaluation Cost?
• Treatment Options
• Benefits of the Immunodeficiency Evaluation
• Order the Immunodeficiency Evaluation

What is the Immunodeficiency Evaluation?

Children with immune deficiencies are much more likely to have an intestinal yeast problem/overgrowth. The Great Plains Laboratory, Inc. is pleased to announce the availability of our panel to evaluate deficiencies of the immune system that may play an important role for the health of children and adults with:

Panel Includes:

• IgG
• IgG-1
• IgG-2
• IgG-3
• IgG-4
• IgA
• IgM
• IgE
• Zinc

(See detailed listing.)

What is the Test Recommended for?

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How much does the Immunodeficiency Evaluation Cost?

The test kit is free; please see our price list for current processing charges including courier charges (for US residents) and a full report, along with professional consultation concerning test results.

Other questions about cost are answered in our Testing FAQ and Insurance & Payment Information.

Treatment Options

If an immune deficiency is detected, there are different things you can do to boost the immune system. 

• Nutritional Supplements
• Zinc
• Lactoferrin
• Colostrum
• Echinacea
• Taurine
• CoQ10
• Aloe vera
• Astragulus
• Cat's clow
• N-acetyl cysteine
• Selenium
• Dimethylglycine
• Gamma gobulin therapy
• Transfer factor therapy

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Benefits of the Immunodeficiency Evaluation

• Zinc levels are measured (zinc is an important vitamin for people with autism)
• Known deficiencies can be treated
• Abnormal levels could indicate need for allergy testing
• Improving the immune system could lead to less infections
• Seizures and abnormal behaviors may respond to immune therapies
• Consultation about results is included with each test at The Great Plains Laboratory

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