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Immunoglobulin Test - Multiple Myeloma Biomarker
Check your immunoglobulin (antibody) levels to see if your immune system is functioning properly. Detecting low or abnormal Ig levels can flag immune deficiencies, recurrent infection risk, or autoimmune/allergic tendencies so you can seek earlier care and reduce complications.
Immunoglobulin Test - Multiple Myeloma Biomarker
This Immunoglobulin test measures blood levels of key antibodies to assess your immune system’s strength and balance. It can help detect immune deficiencies, allergies or autoimmune activity and identify causes of recurrent or severe infections so you can get timely treatment.
Free Light Chain Ratio Test - Multiple Myeloma Biomarker
Measures the kappa and lambda free immunoglobulin light chains to detect and monitor plasma‑cell disorders (e.g., multiple myeloma, light‑chain amyloidosis, MGUS). Early detection and monitoring can prompt treatment and reduce the risk of complications such as kidney damage, bone lesions, anemia and progressive organ dysfunction.
M-Protein (SPEP/UPEP) Test - Multiple Myeloma Biomarker
Detects abnormal monoclonal (M) proteins in blood and urine to screen for and monitor plasma‑cell disorders such as multiple myeloma, MGUS, and Waldenström. Early detection can enable timely treatment and help reduce the risk of kidney damage, bone lesions/fractures, anemia and other serious complications.
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