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Just found out that i have an iga kappa monoclonal protein in my blood stream?! what can cause this? i have hep c and one kidney, lost other in 2008
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Needs observation : If you are healthy otherwise you need to observe the level of soothing called m protein what you have is probably what it is calls monogamma pathy of undetermined significance this by itself is i harmful and warrants no treatment but rarely could developed into a blood disease call multiple myeloma which needs treatment please check the m protein level in your blood twice yearly.
Answered 3/6/2019
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What does high IgG kappa monoclonal protein in blood mean?
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High IGA (7.09 g/l), and low IGG (3.05) and low IGM (.15). Beta1 globulin is high, beta2 and gamma are low. Protein Monoclonal band is detected type IGA at 8.5 g/l. FLC = high lambda at 33.4mg/l (normal kappa &ratio). Worried until I see hematologist?
What is IgA kappa monoclonal protein?
Good evening doctors. I had an immunofixation blood test which was negative--no monoclonal proteins were found. Does this negative results completely rule out renal kidney multiple myeloma and or renal kidney amloydosis?
Very good morning doctors. I had blood work immunifixation. with no monoclonal proteins found. Does this rule out renal kidney multiple myeloma and/or renal kidney amloydosis?
Hi doctors. I had an immunifixation blood test which was negative--no monoclonal proteins were found. Does this have any connection to renal kidney multiple myeloma or to renal kidney amloydisis?
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