Selective IgA deficiency.. Chronic follicular tumor with ovarian ovaries. Frequent bacterial infections in the respiratory tract. Ectopic eczema or ascites and asthma

Selective IgA deficiency:
Clinical manifestations:
- Varicella.
Chronic ovarian tumor in Candida albicans.
- Ectopic eczema or ascites and asthma.
- Frequent bacterial infections in the respiratory tract.
- Autoimmune disorders may be a complication of IgA deficiency especially systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE) rheumatoid arthritis dermatitis and muscle, malignant anemia, vitiligo and basic thrombocytopenia.
- Post-transfusion relapses of blood transfusion or immunoglobulin, due to the presence of IgE and IgA antibodies.