I was told I have high levels of protein in my blood. I am being sent to a Hemotologist (Sp?). I noticed one cause can be high cholesterol. Could my PCP tell if I just have high cholesterol before sending me to a specialist? Would they be able to tell that from such a test (how specific is the test) as I would rather just start cholesterol lowering medications?
Thanks...
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Hi Beth76,
Welcome to EmpowHER. Several things can be the cause of high blood protein. Such as dehydration, an infection, chronic inflammation, a bone marrow condition and many other. It might be best to be seen by a specialist to know what can be causing it.
Best,
Daisy
April 24, 2013 - 2:52amThis Comment