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Globulin 3.60
Hi,
My wife is 31 years old amd she delivered a child 7 months back. For the last one week, she has been getting skin rashes which comes and goes itself all over the body (isn't stagnant to apply any lotion), which also itches.
Assuming that it could be something to do with liver disease,got LFT with GGT done and it seemed normal. A/G ratio is 0.97 (Albumin - 3.50 and Globulin - 3.60).
Globulin seems to be mildly high (3.60, seems normal is 3.50). How can it be brought under control?
Please help on what need's to be done. Is it something to be worried about.
Regards,
Rajashekar
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I would suggest you to visit a dermatologist nearby immediately, may not be directly related to the liver issues or earlier events like pregnancy. May be something to do with an allergy, let him or her examine and do the needful. Go when she have the rashes
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