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Can you tell me how is the blood globulin level raised?

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Multiple globulins: and multiple causes. There a number of different proteins called globulins. The usual ones involved in increasing blood levels of globulins are immunoglobulins and common causes are chronic infections, multiple myeloma, cirrhosis and some auto-immune disorders.

Answered 10/19/2017

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Can dehydration cause high globulin level mine was4.4 (range up to 4.0)My blood work in May was completely normal but now this slightly high globulin.

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I had blood work done. My albumin level was just a little high. Also my albumin/globulin ratio was just a little high. Is that normal?

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I am a 41 year old man. Blood test shows Globulin level at 2.2g/dl, Albumin level at 4.7g/dl, and protein level at 6.9g/dl. Does the result seem ok to you?

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My albumin level on my last blood test was 2.6 G/DL and globulin level was 3.8 G/DL making my A/G Ratio 0.6. The rest of my labs were within range. Do you find people with low A/G ratios such as mine with no underlying condition?

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Routine blood tests recently indicated that my urea level suddenly exceeded the normal reference range (10.9 mmol/L) and my globulin level fell below the normal reference range (20g/L) for the first time ever. Is this unusual? Other results normal.

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