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Can you interpret, squam epi cells few a, alpha 2 protein 1.01 h, possible faint igm lambda monoclonal protein present, ace serum 75 h?

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No: Can't interpret random blood test results without context. Talk to the doctor that ordered the tests. Most medical tests (x-rays, blood tests, etc., ) are better at telling us what you don't have rather than diagnosing what (if anything) you do have wrong with you.

Answered 4/8/2014

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A member asked:

Can you interpret, squam epi cells few a, alpha 2 protein 1.01 h, possible faint igm lambda monoclonal protein present, ace serum 75 h?

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