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Default Blood work results
I recently had blood work to rule a few things out (one being celiac) and the three items below were out of range. My next appointment is not for two months and I am curious if anyone has had a similar result or can help decipher what they could point to.

Immunoglobulin A, Qn, Serum: 554 (Range: 91-414 mg/dL)

Creatine Kinase,Total,Serum: 393 (Range: 24-204 U/L)

Immunofixation Result, Serum:
An apparent polyclonal gammopathy: IgA. Kappa and lambda typing appear increased.
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