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How Can A Rapidly Declining Anion Gap Be Managed?

Hello. I need to get to the bottom of a medical issue. I have a rapidly declining anion gap, normal immunoglobulins, normal albumin, urine results not in. It is my understanding that with the Ig being normal, it would not be multiple myeloma. Any ideas on what it could be? Thanks, Sandyst
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Please provide the values of all your lab parameters as Na , K , Cl , etc .
Also give results of kidney and liver parameters .
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How Can A Rapidly Declining Anion Gap Be Managed?

Welcome to , Ask a doctor service , Please provide the values of all your lab parameters as Na , K , Cl , etc . Also give results of kidney and liver parameters .