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What does an abnormal protein band 1 mean on electrophoresis? combined with igg lambda monoclonal protein detected
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Need more info: What you described says that there is an abnormal immunoglobulin in your serum. It could be anything from a benign disorder, a pre-malignant condition or a full blown bone cancer. You need to take it up with your doctor for further work up. Wish you good health!
Answered 1/7/2021
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