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What does too many antibodies in ur blood mean? why do i have to go see a rheumotologist?
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Depends: Some autoimmune disorder and chronic inflammatory disorders are associated with increase in immunoglobulin levels and a rheumatologist is the right specialist for these disorders.
Answered 5/26/2021
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