Abnormal Protein Electrophoresis
Electrophoresis is a diagnostic method of identifying certain types of abnormal proteins. This clinical procedure is prescribed by practitioners if they suspect kidney damage or multiple myeloma in an individual. Often, abnormal protein electrophoresis is conducted to find traces of monoclonal proteins. The abnormal protein electrophoresis is considered one of the most effective ways to diagnose fatal ailments as well as to monitor a disease and its progress after treatment is commenced. Other instances where abnormal protein electrophoresis is widely used are in cases of liver problems, damaged nutrition systems, and intestinal syndromes which instigate wastage of proteins and immunity malfunction.
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