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Blood calcium was 10.6 feb.7 and 10.3 feb.14 should i be concerned about multiple myeloma or other ? they said the rest of that blood test was normal?
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Calcium level: There are many causes of Hypercalcemia, mult myeloma is only one of them. You measured calcium is only borderline high (by our lab reference range), and it has to be adjusted for your Albumin level. I would have it followed up again in a month along with your albumin. If it is abnormal you should be seen by your doctor for further work up.
Answered 3/29/2015
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Unlikely problem: Your calcium is OK, I do not think it is high enough to worry about it. If you are concerned , check it one more time but not so soon. Repeat in 4-6 months and see if it is
Answered 3/29/2015
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