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Asking for Self, Male, 29 years old, Russia, Moscow
Good afternoon! Do the IgG and IgA values add up when reading the MAR test result? For example, IgA = 20%, IgG = 30%. Is this a negative or positive result?
Prof. Dr. Tabassum Naveed - Family Medicine
MBBS, MCPS (Family Medicine), DIP (Health Professions Education), MHPE (Health Professions Education) | Rawalpindi
no they don't add up.
lab reference range required for interpretation
No they do not add up.The percentage shows the concentrations of subtypes of immunoglobulins .Their concentration varies from patient to patient and are compared with their specific referrn ranges.Interpretation of these are done in the light of history laboratory reports and histological findings too.
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