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High alkyl phosphatase
My son is an iugr premature baby 1kg when born. 34 weeks 3 days.
Currently 84 days old and 3kg.
Baby has very high alkyl phosphatase (1039 IU/L). Have been suggested to take Ossopan -D 5ml thrice a day,zincovit 1ml once a day, toneferon 0.5 ml once a day.
Hb is 8.4, calcium is 10.1, phosphorus is 6.1.
I would like to know
1. what is the correlation between ca/phosphorus and alkyl phosphatase .
2.what are the effects of having high alkyl phosphatase.? Should I be worried?
3. Are the medicines suggested okay to be continued?
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Continue medication and repeat test as advised
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Continue medication n repeat tests as advised
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Greetings it's safe to continue the medicine
Kindly consult online to discuss further regarding the doubt on the same.
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Dr. Priya Daswani
Pediatrician
7 yrs exp
Nagpur
Hello,generally in vit d deficiency ,vit d level low,calcium level low,phosphorus level low ,high alkaline phoasphatase , is seen ,
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It is safe to continue the medicine
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