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Your IgD level is within the expected normal range. IgD is present at low levels and its function is not fully understood.
IgD is normally present at very low levels in serum. Absence or undetectable IgD is the expected normal finding.
No action needed.
IgD: {{value}} {{unit}} — essentially absent (expected)IgD is typically present at very low levels. Low or undetectable IgD is the normal finding in most healthy adults.
No action needed.
IgD: {{value}} {{unit}} — very low (normal)Your IgD level is within the expected normal range. IgD is present at low levels and its function is not fully understood.
No action needed.
IgD: {{value}} {{unit}} — within reference rangeYour IgD is at a level consistent with good health.
No action needed.
IgD: {{value}} {{unit}} — in the expected rangeA borderline high IgD is rarely clinically significant in isolation. Mild elevations can be seen in some chronic infections or inflammatory conditions.
No immediate action needed. Discuss with your doctor if other immunoglobulins are also abnormal.
IgD: {{value}} {{unit}} — borderline highElevated IgD can be seen in chronic infections, autoimmune diseases, or — very rarely — IgD multiple myeloma (which accounts for <2% of myeloma cases).
See your doctor. If other signs suggest a plasma cell disorder, SPEP with immunofixation (including anti-IgD) should be performed.
IgD: {{value}} {{unit}} — elevated (ref: <{{high}} mg/dL)A critically elevated IgD is very unusual. The most concerning possibility is IgD multiple myeloma, a rare plasma cell disorder. Other causes include chronic inflammatory conditions.
Seek medical evaluation promptly. Hematology consultation and comprehensive workup for plasma cell disorders are recommended.
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