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What is a polyclonal gammopathy? dr did protein serum test, a2, beta, gamma and crp is high. high wbc anc is also high, with tear drop cells 25%
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Go to your doctor: you need to have a hematologist review the results. If your doctor ordered these tests, they should review the results with you .
Answered 9/16/2017
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