Low globulin

Globulins are simple proteins, and they are mainly found in the human body, mainly in human serum. Globulins are generally insoluble in water. It is easy to dissolve in acids and alkalis and is a common protein in daily life. Globulin mainly comes from the blood. At the same time, it is mainly found within the normal value mentioned in human hemoglobin.

Globulin Many people are concerned about the reasons for low globulin. It is mainly an inflammation that occurs in the body, and some body diseases will also increase the low level of globulin, mainly in the body's immune organs, most of which are mainly in the liver cells, which have a great relationship with the body's immunity.

Globulin is a simple protein that can be precipitated by 50% saturated ammonium sulfate solution. Insoluble in pure water, easily soluble in dilute salt water, and will precipitate or coagulate upon heating. Present in all animal and plant cells and body fluids. The most well-known globulin is human serum globulin, which can be separated by electrophoresis into α1-, α2-, β1-, β2- and γ-globulin, and is immunogenic. In addition, there are lactoglobulin, myosin, etc. Most of the proteins in plant seeds belong to this category. Globulin is generally insoluble in water, but can be dissolved by adding a small amount of salt, acid or alkali.

1. Physiological increase in total protein: This is mostly caused by strenuous exercise, excessive drinking, and lack of rest. It is generally a temporary increase, and the total protein value will return to the normal range after a period of time. The role of immunoglobulin

2. Pathological increase in total protein is common clinically: 1. A decrease in the water content in the serum causes an increase in the total protein concentration, with symptoms such as vomiting, diarrhea, etc. Some cases of adrenal cortex dysfunction can also lead to high total protein. 2. Myeloma, lymphoma or macroglobulinemia can cause an increase in globulin, which in turn leads to total protein higher than normal values. 3. Some chronic inflammations or chronic infections can also cause high total protein, such as tuberculosis, malaria, etc.

The above is the phenomenon of low globulin. Disease causes a phenomenon of low globulin. When the human liver is diseased, inflammation of liver cells will lead to low globulin. For patients with hepatitis or cirrhosis, if the symptom of low globulin is mainly due to further degeneration of liver disease, it will also have a critical impact on the low globulin in the human body.