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Hi, iga182mg, igg802mg, igm99mg, klc14.4mg, llc6.3mg, k/l ratio2.29, interpretation:your value: normal pattern. no monoclonal proteins detected. doc. says everything looks normal even though k/l ratio abnormal, any thoughts? please help me, thanks?
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That ratio is only important when kappa light chain or/and lambda light chain is (are) high. You have nothing to worry. Take care.
Answered 4/23/2023
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