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My neurologist said a protein in my blood was slightly elevated, referring me to a hemotologist. what could this be indicative of? what will they do?
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Monoclonal?: Possible monoclonal paraproteinemia. This is only a speculation. If this the case further work up may include further blood work, urine studies, bone marrow and/or skeletal survey- X-ray.
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