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Rheumatology igg was slightly high of reference range.alt (52) and t bili (1.7) high as well. possible celiac been gf for 6 months..what does slightly high igg mean with normal igm and iga? could covid vaccine (got 2nd dose on 3/15) relate to that?
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Not COVID19 vaccine. However numbers indicate some chronic inflammatory condition, perhaps with liver involvement. Need to check with Rheumatologist or liver specialist
Answered 4/18/2021
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