Not necessarily: In most cases of elevated globulin, no multiple myeloma is present. Globulin elevation is often non-specific and can be present in cases of inflammation such as colds, infections, etc. To rule in multiple myeloma, there must be certain globulin fractions present. Electrophoresis of the blood and/or urine will be able to determine that.
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