These levels in the blood can indicate a wide range of conditions, such as kidney or liver disease, inflammation, immune system abnormalities, and multiple myeloma.
Total Protein Test
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The total serum protein test involves taking a blood sample from a vein in the arm and then analyzing it in a laboratory. The test measures albumin and globulin levels to determine the total serum protein level.
High blood protein, also known as hyperproteinemia, can be caused by various conditions such as dehydration, infection, chronic inflammation, and certain types of cancer.
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