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Had labs done and my kappa free levels are 2.49 mg/dl , lambda free levels are 1.50 mg/dl and my ratio is 1.66. labs showed no serum monoclonal protein and other proteins alpha1/2,a1,a2,beta,gamma came back normal. should i be concerned?
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Elevated levels of Kappa or Lamda proteins may indicate that you have a plasma cell disorder. See your doctor who ordered the test. Good Luck
Answered 10/28/2022
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