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Old 08-15-2009, 10:23 AM #3
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Default Those immunoglobulin test results--
--are from a protein enumeration, to see if you have abnormal levels of these--your scores are all within range.

Abnormal levels on the low side can often be associated with genetic disorders of immune functin; on the high side, with blood cancers such as meyloma, Waldenstrom's, lymphoma, and the like. (It's a good thing you are within range.)
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