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Does high globulin 4.0 means you have amyloidosis disease?
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Depends on details: Lab results are just numbers. Their meaning depends on why tests were done and what is happening to the person. In a normal, healthy person, results inside the reference range or a little outside the reference range, are usually not worrisome. Reference range includes about 95% (not 100%) of normal people, which means 5% of normal people have values outside the reference range.
Answered 12/3/2019
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