HAVE HIM TESTED FOR IMMUNOGLOGULIN DEFICIENCIES> MOST ARE TREATABLE> THE ALLERGIST CAN RUN THESE . My 18 year old was diagnosed as having IgA deficiency at age 4. He has chronic sinusitis, 7 sinus operations so far. WE just kept him at home for school, away from kids and germs. The IgA count should be like 625 and last month his was 6. If he has immune problems, get a good immunologist, and there are lots of ways to treat them. We take antibiotics more often, and for longer periods than most, and he does pretty well. If you have any questions, feel free to email me. Bethy

My son has IgA deficiency. He had to be taken out of school because his immune system could not fight germs. He has been a homebound student for 7 years and LORD willing will graduate high school in @6 weeks. Try to find an immunologist(usually in practice with allergists) and get them to run some tests. Good luck.

My little one seemed to be constantly sick when she was a baby & toddler. She got all sorts of infections that my older two kids never had. Our pediatrician suggested high-dose probiotics but those didn't really help. We also tried Oil of Oregano and Grapefruit Seed Oil but those didn't help either. Our biomed dr. mentioned low-dose naltrexone but I wasn't comfortable with using pharmaceuticals. Ultimately what helped was just getting older.

Please don't yell, but my son was 200% better after his Dr gave him a flu shot. He was cold free for almost 6 months. For us it seems to work.

My son is 3 and is constantly sick. He is also on supplements but I haven’t seen much of a change in his immune system. He just got over being about 2 and a half weeks ago and he is sick again.