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Immunofixation Serum Test States A Faint Kappa Monoclonal Immunoglobulin Is Detected. Concern?

Hi, I have received back some blood test which appeared to be fairly ok....accept I noticed a test the doctor did not bring up that concerns me. The Immunofixation Serum test states a faint 1gG Kappa monoclonal immunoglobulin is detected. Should I be concerned? I've not felt myself for a while and have a several cancer situations in my family in which two of my siblings passed.
Fri, 16 Aug 2013
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Hi
Now your concern is pretty genuine, I suppose that you do not any symptoms ,this IgG K could be Monoclonal gammapathy of unknown significance

you should make sure that
1 a bone marrow is done
2 your Hemogram and kidney function tests with serum ca is done
3 please forward the value of Ig G band

now if this is MGUS then there is 1 -2 % chance of progression to multiple myeloma
all this but we neeed more details before diagnosing this condition
Take care
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Immunofixation Serum Test States A Faint Kappa Monoclonal Immunoglobulin Is Detected. Concern?

Hi Now your concern is pretty genuine, I suppose that you do not any symptoms ,this IgG K could be Monoclonal gammapathy of unknown significance you should make sure that 1 a bone marrow is done 2 your Hemogram and kidney function tests with serum ca is done 3 please forward the value of Ig G band now if this is MGUS then there is 1 -2 % chance of progression to multiple myeloma all this but we neeed more details before diagnosing this condition Take care