Delayed hypoglycemia

Delayed hypoglycemic disease is a condition that includes a group of imbalances of gamma globulin. It is characterized by the extremely low or lack of some Ig in the patient's blood, and another Ig may increase; or a variety of conditions such as normal Ig content and abnormal function. The patient's Ig deficiency content can also change over time. The common immunodeficiency is that B cells cannot synthesize certain Ig, or can only synthesize abnormal Ig. The number of B cells in the peripheral blood of the patient was reduced or normal, but the maturation and differentiation of B cells had visceral defects or abnormal T-cell immune regulation.

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