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What are the chances of myeloma with igg lamda monoclonal protien detacted combined with an abnormal protien band 1?

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Level of monoclonal: More information is needed to make a diagnosis. The factors are, level of monoclonal protein. Bone marrow findings, Bone x-ray findings, hemoglobin, creatinine, and calcium. You may visit this site for more info: https://medlineplus.gov/multiplemyeloma.html

Answered 9/19/2018

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Good evening doctors. If immunofixation blood test results indicate no monoclonal proteins were found, does this rule out renal multiple myeloma? Does it rule out renal kidney amyloydosis?

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Good evening doctors. Does immunofixation serum blood test with no monoclonal proteins found rule out multiple kidney myeloma? Is there a similar blood or urine test to rule out or rule in renal kidney amyloydosis?

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Serum free light chain test shows normal kappa (8.7mg/dl), low lambda (3.80), high kap/lam ratio (2.31). Serum $ urine electrophoresis show no monoclonal protein, nor does serum immunofixation. Likely MGUS, myeloma, or admyloidosis? CBC/met panel ok.

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What is the difference in testing an IgG and IgM bands for Lyme versus multiple myeloma?

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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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