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What do iga levels on the lower end of normal mean?
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It is unfortunate that you did not indicate why the Immunoglobulin levels were drawn; however I would say a low normal may mean nothing other than you have not had a recent infection to stimulate production. I would be worried if you have recurrent infections, if not it is not important.
Answered 10/3/2022
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