Treating WHIM syndrome

Healthcare providers have several options to manage WHIM syndrome:

G-CSF therapy

An injection to help the bone marrow produce more infection-fighting white blood cells

IgG replacement therapy

An injection to help strengthen the immune system by raising antibody levels

Antibiotics

To prevent or treat infections caused by bacteria

Antivirals

To help fight infections caused by viruses

Wart removal

Done through topical treatments, surgery, or freezing them off (cryotherapy)

G-CSF=granulocyte colony-stimulating factor. IgG=immunoglobulin type G.

If you have been diagnosed with WHIM syndrome, learn about an FDA-approved treatment.

I’ve had a compromised immune system since I was an infant, but we were always just treating symptoms and never the root cause of the problem. -Caitlyn

Doctor talking with WHIM syndrome patient

Caitlyn, Living With WHIM Syndrome

An X4 Nurse Educator* who specializes in WHIM syndrome can help you and your family learn more about WHIM syndrome and different treatment options for managing it.

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*X4 Nurse Educators are employees of X4 Pharmaceuticals and do not work under the direction of a healthcare professional; they do not offer medical or treatment-related advice. For treatment and medical questions, you should contact your healthcare provider.