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High alp and a:g
Hello my daughter Is 11 months old. She do potty after eating from past 2 months. She is having frequently loose motion and vomiting and sometimes swelling under eyes. Today few test were done and her alp is 446 and a:g ratio is 2 :12. Report is attached. Please tell me is it a matter of concern? I am really worried
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Dont worry...kindly check weight of child, is it gained or not?
If child playful then no wories...give zinc syp
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do stool routine report
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if weight is not gained then consult doctor
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Where is the report attached ? I didn’t find it . Well why don’t you get it reviewed by the doctor who advised tests . Alp is alkaline phosphate se or alfafetoprotein ? It s abnormal . Get the stool examination as I’m India and many such countries intestinal parasites are common . Start giving boiled water . Do get baby examined .
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Your child is suffering from Urine infection
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Get Urine Rm and Cs done tomorrow positively
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If there is an infection we will start Antibiotics
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Dr. Lokanadha Reddy
Pediatrician
14 yrs exp
Bangalore
mild elevation is fine... nothing significant...
Its common in some to pass stool after eating due to gastrocolic reflex....
You can Wait for few more days...
If any other problem meet your pediatrician
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