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Mytotal portin 8.2 normal to 8.3albumin3.8and normal to 4.8 mean globulin is 4.4 could it be to multiple myeloma? tot ca is 9.2, ion ca is 1.15 esr 12

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Extremely: Unlikley. Especially at age 33 and with a normal sed rate. May have some increase in globulins related to chronic inflammation.

Answered 8/18/2020

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No reason: Myeloma is a disease of older patients that causes bone problems, anemia, kidney disease and high calcium. Those few blood tests look ok, including the calcium, so i dont know why you are thinking about myeloma.

Answered 8/14/2013

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A member asked:

Mytotal portin 8.2 normal to 8.3albumin3.8and normal to 4.8 mean globulin is 4.4 could it be to multiple myeloma? tot ca is 9.2, ion ca is 1.15 esr 12

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