Hello All,
My name is Vince and I am new to the forum and to IFL C blood chemistry.

I've been at the Rochester Campus for the last week being seen for cardiac rythem issues. Now waiting for the storm to pass to get home.

The results of an Echocardiogram noted some left ventricle thickening.
That lead to IFL C testing where an abnormal Kappa free light chain S of 2.45 was found.
Lambda Free Light chain s was normal at 1.75 and a normal Kappa/Lambda FCL ratio of 1.4
was noted .
When the Echo report was posted it noted that there was suspicion of cardiac amalydosis, hence the reason for testing.

The test was last minute at the end of the day on Friday and the results posted to the portal after the clinic was closed.

It all does have me worried and I found this forum and thought I would ask if anyone had some insight in what this chemistry
Might indicate or suggest. The last I talked to the provider she wasn't very familiar with this
And was going out of the department to help interpret the results.

We'll, it's a long wait for me so I thought i'd put this out there for comments .

If anyone can give an overview or help explain what all this is, and how serious it is ,I would really appreciate it. There are many here that seem to be very well read on the subject matter.h

Thanks
Vince