hi in doing some research have found you this on a/g ratio’s and this is from <link> this way it should be sending you in the right direction. doctor : a high a/g ratio suggests underproduction of immunoglobulins as may be seen in some genetic deficiencies and in some leukemias. but i do have to stress that its not entirely the case as when we see a high a/g ratio doctor : more specific tests such as albumin liver enzyme tests and serum protein electrophoresis must be performed to make an accurate diagnosis. doctor : in yoru case the liver tests are done and are normal doctor : your** doctor : a high ratio may indicate that the globulins are low (at least as a fraction of total protein) but i've also seen this in dehydration of otherwise healthy individuals (theoretically a/g should be normal in dehydration with a high albumin concentration). it's really not that specific. user : so what do u think the reason for the increse is then doctor : the causes of a high result are incredibly varied ranging from nothing (a "laboma") to multiple myeloma (a type of leukemia/lymphoma) with kidney failure (losing protein in the urine) to immune deficiency etc. your age/background symptoms and other labs have to all be taken. and also found this your see they do match up. in general 2. 3 is not cause for alarm but the normal a/g is slightly over 1. 0. a high a/g ratio suggests underproduction of immunoglobulins (as may be seen in some genetic deficiencies and in some leukemias). more specific tests such as albumin liver enzyme tests and serum protein electrophoresis must be performed to make an accurate diagnosis. a competent doctor should order follow-up tests. do hope this helps you. good luck
headache bodyaches fatigue nausea dizzy temp of 99. 7 comes and goes for over a year. a/g ratio is 2. 3.