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By doug2435 | Jun 30, 2009

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Low globulin levels

What are the causes and risks associated with low globulin levels? I just had a blood test because I am interested in buying long term healthcare insurance. They denied me becaus my globulin level was 2.0 which is evidently below normal range. What is the best way to treat this condition and bring my levels back up?

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just_4_me

Jan 09, 2011

Any ideas, anyone? My globulin level was 1.7 but everything else was OK. I too was denied additional insurance...

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