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Recent bloodwork for ig. my igg is elevated to1950 on 1650 scale, total protein normal range. mild hypergammaglobulinemia polyclonal?
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Stop worrying: You may be getting over a mild infection. Polyclonal elevations of IgG are common and never worth worrying about. If you have some other illness, this is a tip in diagnosing and following you. Otherwise, relax and keep an eye on how you actually feel.
Answered 5/18/2014
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