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  Primary immunodeficiency, a relatively uncommon condition, weakens the immune system, making individuals more susceptible to infections and persistent health issues. With over 350 recognized types of primary immunodeficiency diseases characterized by missing or malfunctioning components of the immune system, this disorder, driven by hereditary or genetic defects, can impact anyone regardless of age or gender. Despite variations in disease types, a shared characteristic among them is the presence of a defect in at least one function of the body's typical immune system. The predominant cause of many primary immunodeficiencies lies in the inability to produce a crucial protein known as an antibody, which is essential for protecting the body against infections. These immunodeficiencies are broadly categorized based on the disrupted component of the immune system, whether adaptive or innate immunity. The understanding of primary immunodeficiencies encompasses numerous syndromes asso...