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Iga lambda monoclonal gammopathy meaning?
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It is a medical diso: A medical disorder where your body is making excess of proteins(Gamma Globulins). It can manifest in 2-3 different ways(MGUS or Multiple Myeloma). So you need your doctor to explain which of these conditions do you have and theen get further testing, monitoring and you may or may not need treatment depending on whether it is mGUS(early) or Myeloma(later developemnt...that is a type of Blood Cancer
Answered 8/16/2020
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Recent blood work shows IgA of 4.16 and urine states "monoclonal IgA lambda detected." what does this indicate?
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Is it normal to have two IgA lambda monoclonal bands detected using immunotyping and capillary electrophoresis? Or is it normally indicative of an underlying issue?
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Kappa/lambda FLC ratio high (2.75) w/ normal K(10.21mg/dl) & low L(3.68mg/dl). Hem-onc unsure if ratio implies K monoclonality since serum/urine IFE ok & neither chain is elevated. Could monoclonal K be suppressing L? IgA a bit high IgG &IgM a bitlow
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Is elevated kappa/lambda ratio on serum FLC test inherently monoclonal, even if neither kappa or lambda is elevated? Ratio high b/c lambda is low, not because of high kappa. SPEP/UPEP & IFE normal. High IgA, low IgG. Clean marrow biopsy. Polyclonal?
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Gave plasma, leading to tests (cbc, SPEP, immunofixation, FLC). Waiting for hemo consult. Have high IGA (7.09g/l) but low IGG (3.05) &low IGM(.15). Monoclonal IGA type lambda found (8.5mg/l), lambda=33.4mg/l, but LC ratio ok. Am I immune compromised?
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