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Hi In my last 2 medical checkups (separated by 3 months), my ALP levels have come as 370 and 365 (Feb and May). AST levels are 30 and 25 U/L, ALT levels are 56 and 46 U/L. LDH is 217 and 204 U/L. Gamma-GTP is 30 and 25 U/L. I am 30 yrs old, male, BMI: 41.6
Based on the results, and on what I searched on the net, my ALP results seem higher than normal.
What could be the cause of this?
Is this something to worry about? Is this an indication of abnormalities?
How can I get them to normal?
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Dear sir Your ALP levels may be elevated because of multiple causes as in obstructive jaundice, any skeletal disease like weakness of bones due to vitamin D DEFICIENCY, any change in renal parameters. Kindly send your detailed reports including any medical, surgical and medication history
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