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Increased serum Alkaline phosphatase

2022-10-24 09:24:23
My wife is 37 weeks pregnant and we perform her LFT and found that her S alkaline phosphatase is 316, Is it normal in pregnancy?
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Answered2022-10-29 09:55:06

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Answered2022-10-24 10:57:50

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Answered2022-10-24 09:50:16

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Normal only Reapt after 1week

Answered2022-11-07 09:10:35

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Yes it increases in pregnancy and its normal

Answered2022-11-05 20:26:25

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Normal

Answered2022-11-03 07:32:36

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Alkaline phosphatase can be raised in pregnancy What is important is sgpt n spot

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