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Alkaline phosphatase (ALP)
My alkaline phosphatase (ALP) is 136 u/l. how to reduce it quickly. please suggest me.alkaline phosphatase related to fatty liver.
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Can help you, kindly provide me detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management
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Alkaline phosphatase is 136 u/l is slightly elevated and it's non specific
Very high level of alkaline phosphatase indicates mainly liver disease and bone disorders
Since you have not mentioned other liver enzymes levels - can't comment on it
Fatty liver shows elevated AST and ALT enzymes
Ultrasound scan abdomen aids the diagnosis
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A detailed history would help in understanding your situation better. Kindly consult at your convenience.
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Consult on prato
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Kindly discuss
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Hi, have you undergone USG abd? What are the symptoms you r suffering with? Kindly help me with full history to understand your case properly and help you with treatment.
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