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Hi, blood test results back and my globulin levels are 37g/l and believe this is above range- what can it mean? my albumin levels are 38g/l
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Insufficient info: There are many components in the fraction called globulin and you need serum protein electrophoresis and may be immunofixation to resolve the identity of the protein that is increased.
Answered 7/9/2015
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Globulins: Globulins are essentially circulation proteins representing antibodies can be elevated by infection both viral and bacterial . Allergy can elevate. Liver disease also. Protein electrophoresis can discriminate and identify disease. Disease states that that are more serious such as multiple myeloma not very common at your age.
Answered 1/22/2018
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