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A patient with a chronic autoimmune disease develops secondary immunodeficiency. This means their immune system is compromised due to:

A. A genetic defect present at birth.
B. Another underlying disease or treatment.
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C. Exposure to a specific allergen.
D. Excessive production of antibodies.

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  • A genetic defect present at birth.
  • Another underlying disease or treatment.
  • Exposure to a specific allergen.
  • Excessive production of antibodies.

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