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Alk phos level around 249 on mar 4, now 2, 125 on mar 28, is it normal to have increase that fast?
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Alkaline phosphate: Should not usually increase that quickly. One concern would be for something going on in the liver. The bones are another source of alk phos. Another source is a pregnancy. But usually pregnancy does not cause such a rapid increase in the value. I would have you touch base with your primary for further investigation as to why this has happened.
Answered 4/1/2014
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