All results points to normal. Can it be still myeloma? Or something else?
My Symptoms:
- Foamy urine for almost 6 months (foam is very much white in color)
- Gum bleeding while brushing (blood spots)
- When I apply pressure on the skin, it becomes reddish for few seconds
- Few reddish skin lesions
- Mild pain in the middle of the chest in certain positions but not always.
- Frequent sinus infections. I don't take antibiotics for it. It goes away on its own (My nose has a deviated septum, so I am susceptible to sinus infection from childhood. Either one nostril is always blocked. Doctors suggested me operation for the deviated septum.)
- Slight weakness for several months
- Numbness in my hand fingers while sleeping
Grandfather died of blood cancer. My mother told me that he died of blood cancer. He had kidney problems and bone problems. Was that myeloma?. Not sure. Mother doesn't know.
CBC - all values normal
Kidney profile - all values normal
Liver profile - all values normal
Chest x ray - normal
Abdominal ultra sound Scan - normal
Routine Urine Analysis - normal
Calcium: 9.1 mg/dl ref: 8-10.5
Total protein: 7.8 g/dl ref: 6- 8.2
Albumin: 4.6 ref: 3.5-5.2
Calculated Globulin: 3.2 ref:1.8-3.4
A/G ratio : 1.4 ref: 1.1- 1.8
SPEP:
No monoclonal protein
Total protein -7.6 g/dl
Globulin -3.30
Albumin - 4.3
alpha1: .3 g/dl ref: 0.2-0.4
alpha2: .6 g/dl ref: 0.46-1.38
Beta: 0.8 g/dl ref: 0.3 - 0.89
Gamma: 1.6 g/dl ref: 0.74 - 1.74
Ratio: 1.3 ref:1.5 - 2.5 (out of range)
- Is the ratio an issue? I thought since no abnormal protein, I can ignore this low ratio.
Serum Immunofixation: No monoclonal protein
Serum free light chain: Kappa, lambda and ratio are with in range
Bence Jones test on spot urine: No Bence Jones found
Thanks for reading
. I really don't want to ignore that symptom.