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This test is ideal if you're being evaluated for immune system disorders, unexplained inflammation, or certain types of cancers like lymphoma or leukemia. It measures a marker called soluble IL-2 receptor that becomes elevated when your immune system is overactive or abnormal. Many people use this test when monitoring known autoimmune conditions, tracking treatment response, or when their doctor suspects an immune-related disorder.
You should avoid taking biotin supplements for at least 48 hours before your blood draw. Biotin can interfere with certain laboratory tests and may affect the accuracy of your results. Otherwise, no special preparation like fasting is typically required for this test.
This test measures the level of soluble IL-2 receptor alpha chain (CD25) in your blood, which is a protein released when immune cells become activated. Elevated levels can indicate various conditions including autoimmune disorders like sarcoidosis, inflammatory conditions, lymphoproliferative disorders, and certain cancers. This single biomarker provides valuable information about immune system activity and is often used to monitor disease progression or treatment effectiveness.
What this means
Your soluble IL-2 receptor level is elevated above the normal range, which indicates increased immune system activation. This may be related to inflammation, an autoimmune condition, or other immune-related processes that should be discussed with your healthcare provider for proper evaluation and monitoring.
Recommended actions
Follow up with your doctor or specialist to discuss these results and determine next steps
Maintain a healthy lifestyle with adequate sleep, stress management, and balanced nutrition
Avoid smoking and limit alcohol, which can affect immune function
Consider retesting as recommended by your healthcare provider to monitor trends