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In the context of multiple myeloma, IgD refers to immunoglobulin D, one of the five main classes of antibodies produced by plasma cells (the others are IgG, IgA, IgM, and IgE).

IgD myeloma is a relatively rare subtype of multiple myeloma, accounting for about 1–2% of cases. In this form, the malignant plasma cells produce excessive amounts of IgD antibody.

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Hi greenlarry

Igd is a very rare form of Multiple Myeloma with only a couple of cases a year.
It is the same as any other Myeloma like Iga ( most common ) except it is far more aggressive in its return.

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