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Immunohistochemistry Lambda Light Chains Test

Original price was: R1,500.Current price is: R1,200.

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The Immunohistochemistry Lambda Light Chains Test is a crucial diagnostic tool that provides South African patients with accurate detection of abnormal plasma cells and early identification of blood cancers. For just ZAR 1,200, this advanced test helps your healthcare team determine whether your immune system is producing normal or abnormal light chain proteins, which is essential for diagnosing conditions like multiple myeloma and other plasma cell disorders. Our expert pathologists use sophisticated immunohistochemistry techniques to analyse your tissue samples with precision and reliability. With results available within 5 days and nationwide coverage including Johannesburg, Cape Town, and Durban, we make advanced cancer diagnostics accessible and trustworthy. This test brings peace of mind through early detection and clear, actionable results that guide your treatment journey.

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Immunohistochemistry Lambda Light Chains Test
R1,500 Original price was: R1,500.R1,200Current price is: R1,200.

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Understanding Your Immune Health: Lambda Light Chains Testing

When you’re facing concerns about abnormal blood cells or potential cancer diagnoses, having clear, accurate information is essential for your peace of mind. The Immunohistochemistry Lambda Light Chains Test provides that clarity by examining the specific proteins your plasma cells produce, helping your medical team understand whether your immune system is functioning normally or showing signs of concerning changes.

What This Test Reveals About Your Health

Lambda light chains are specific proteins produced by your plasma cells – the white blood cells that create antibodies to fight infections. In healthy individuals, these light chains are balanced and function normally. However, when plasma cells become abnormal (as in conditions like multiple myeloma), they may produce excessive amounts of lambda light chains or show imbalanced production patterns.

Our immunohistochemistry testing method uses specialised staining techniques on your tissue sample to visualise exactly which types of light chains your cells are producing. This precise analysis helps distinguish between normal immune responses and potentially cancerous conditions.

When This Test Provides Crucial Answers

This test becomes particularly important if you’re experiencing:

  • Unexplained bone pain or frequent fractures
  • Persistent fatigue that doesn’t improve with rest
  • Recurrent infections or weakened immunity
  • Abnormal blood test results showing high protein levels
  • Kidney function concerns without clear cause
  • Previous diagnosis requiring monitoring of plasma cell disorders

If your doctor has identified suspicious cells in a bone marrow biopsy or tissue sample, this test provides the definitive analysis needed for accurate diagnosis and treatment planning.

Why Early Detection Matters for Your Health Journey

Getting clear answers about your lambda light chain production offers several important benefits:

  • Accurate Diagnosis: Distinguishes between different types of plasma cell disorders
  • Treatment Guidance: Helps your oncologist choose the most effective therapy approach
  • Disease Monitoring: Tracks how your condition responds to treatment over time
  • Peace of Mind: Provides definitive answers rather than uncertainty
  • Early Intervention: Enables timely treatment when conditions are most manageable

Understanding Your Test Results Clearly

We know waiting for test results can be anxiety-provoking. Our team provides clear, comprehensive reports that your doctor will discuss with you in detail. Typically, results show:

  • Normal Pattern: Balanced light chain production indicating healthy plasma cells
  • Restricted Pattern: Predominance of one light chain type, suggesting abnormal cell growth
  • Mixed Pattern: Various findings that help classify specific conditions

Your healthcare provider will explain what your specific results mean for your health situation and next steps in your care plan.

Transparent Pricing for Your Peace of Mind

Service Regular Price Special Price Turnaround Time
Immunohistochemistry Lambda Light Chains Test ZAR 1,500 ZAR 1,200 5 days (block/tissue biopsy)
Complex Tissue Analysis 7 days

Considering the potential health implications, this investment in accurate diagnosis provides invaluable guidance for your treatment journey.

Why South Africans Trust Oracle Genomics

We’ve built our reputation on reliability and patient care:

  • Nationwide Coverage: Serving patients across Johannesburg, Cape Town, Durban, Pretoria and throughout South Africa
  • Expert Analysis: Our specialised pathologists have extensive experience in haematological diagnostics
  • Advanced Technology: Using sophisticated immunohistochemistry methods for precise results
  • Clear Communication: Comprehensive reports that your doctor can easily interpret and explain
  • Timely Results: Consistent 5-day turnaround for most samples

What You Need for Testing

To ensure accurate results, please provide:

  • Tumor tissue in 10% formal-saline OR formalin fixed paraffin embedded block
  • Copy of your Histopathology report
  • Site of biopsy information
  • Complete clinical history

Samples should be shipped at room temperature. Samples received daily by 6 pm begin processing immediately.

Take Control of Your Health Today

Don’t let uncertainty about your health create unnecessary stress. Getting clear answers through the Lambda Light Chains Test provides the foundation for effective treatment and peace of mind.

Book your test now and take the first step toward understanding your health situation with confidence.

Available at our nationwide locations including Johannesburg, Cape Town, Durban, and Pretoria.