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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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Useless test: K/L ratio is not a useful test. About one third of patients without monoclonal immunoglboulin have an abnormal ratio, usually with kappa excess. If you must, the next step would be a bone marrow examination. You may consult this article that I wrote: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/27473738 At your age you are unlikely to have myeloma.

Answered 11/27/2017

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We need more inform: We need more information. next up is a bone marrow but I really doubt this is legacy. It would certainly be very unusual your age

Answered 1/23/2017

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