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Conditions›Blood disorders›Gammopathy

Gammopathy

A gammopathy is an abnormal gammaglobulin or gammaglobulin level. A monoclonal gammopathy is a single abnormal protein that can indicate a bone marrow cancer called multiple myeloma, or a lymphoma. Further evaluation is required to determine if a monoclonal gammopathy represents a serious disease.
Dr. Steven Ginsberg
Dr. Steven Ginsbergreviewed this
Internal Medicine - Hematology & Oncology 39 years experience
Is a type of:Blood disorders
How long it usually lasts:

Chronic (lasts years to lifelong)

How common is it?

Common

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