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Old 05-05-2011, 08:08 PM #6
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I had spep with random urine. Should they do 24 hour urine too. Plus spep was negative but when the immunologist did a special test called Hiss panel, it showed elevated Ige, igg, and iga. Plus subclass ig2.

Now the light chains are not done yet. Does these elevation mean autoimmune disease is probably going on?

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