What is the significance of a 708.9 u/ml of a H. pylori IgG level?
Every lab may give a different normal range and abnormal range for H. pylori. This just depends on how the test is done. Usually the investigation report will quote what the normal range is for that laboratory. Typically, in a H. pylori IgG test, the patient’s serum is compared with the levels in normal people and in persons known to have H. pylori.
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