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I have a creatinine/protein ratio of 1273 & protein of 823 in 3 electropherus tests & referred to hematologist what does this mean?
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Referral: The best person to ask is the physician (P) who referred you to the hematologist, as the P knows you best of all. I would image that the electrophoresis results suggested that you may have multiple myeloma and as I do not have all the pertinent lab data, I cannot be sure of that. Please call you P and direct your attention to her, as she knows you best of all.
Answered 8/1/2014
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