How to treat low globulin levels

Treatment for low globulin levels depends on the specific underlying condition, and the cause must be identified before treatment begins. Low globulin is commonly seen in severe hepatitis. In cases of severe hepatitis, liver-protective measures and symptomatic supportive therapy are required. Low globulin may also result from chronic malnutrition, in which case nutritional supplementation is necessary. It could also be due to a weakened immune system; in such cases, immunoglobulin infusion can be administered to enhance immunity. Additionally, this condition often occurs in individuals who have undergone organ transplantation, as they need to take immunosuppressive drugs long-term.