Re: Re: Switching Brands

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Sensitive patients tend to do better with " liquid " v products that have to be

mixed. Gammagard and Gamunex are both liquid.

Run it slow!! Hydrate well and eats snacks as tolerated.

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Re: Switching Brands

Sorry! Just re-read your post and noticed you said gammaguard, not gammunex.

Cannot speak personally on Gammaguard, but have heard good reviews.

Terri

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> Hi List members! Happy New Year!

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> We are switching from Privigin to Gammagard via IV this weekend. I welcome

> anyones thoughts and experiences on switching brands. Did you

> start experiencing side effects again? Do you have to start the infusion

> slower again and titrate up over time again? Does one brand protect better

> or last longer in in the body?

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> Thanks!!!

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We used Gammagard SD IV and now am using it subQ. No side effects

BARBIE

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From: cerdaclan <tcerda@...>

Sent: Wed, December 30, 2009 10:09:34 PM

Subject: Re: Switching Brands

Hi !

We switched from one poduct to gammunex two years ago. We have been VERY happy

with it. The girls have no side effects at all....no bumps or swelling....

nothing. Keep in mind that everyone is different though and what may be good

for one person, may not be good for another. I know many people who use

gammunex and are very pleased. On the same note, we use it subq for the girls.

I used it IV for myself and experience far fewer side effects then on other

products.

Terri

>

> Hi List members! Happy New Year!

>

> We are switching from Privigin to Gammagard via IV this weekend. I welcome

> anyones thoughts and experiences on switching brands. Did you

> start experiencing side effects again? Do you have to start the infusion

> slower again and titrate up over time again? Does one brand protect better

> or last longer in in the body?

>

> Thanks!!!

>

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