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Has anyone had M Protein found in their bloodwork and not had Multiple Myeloma? |
My gram had bloodwork last week and they found the M Protein in it which could indicate Multiple Myeloma. We've also heard it can indicate soft tissue tumors. She has an appointment with the hematologist in 2 weeks to find out more. I just was wondering if anyone else had this show up in their bloodwork and they didn't have Multiple Myeloma. Any encouraging stories would be great! My gram is only 63 and raised me, so I am very worried. M proteins refer to an elevation in a particular immunoglobulin (the antibodies that our white cells make to fight infections and what-not). Most of the time this elevation is termed polyclonal in that all of the immunoglobulins are elevated. The "M" refers to a monoclonal spike, or the immunoglobulins from just one clone of white blood cells. |
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