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Ck level 856 u/l. is this something i should be concerned about in feburary it was 78. week before test i was doing physical ther. no serious workout?
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Not terribly high: Even though your numbers are not bad, it's good to get evaluated. Sometimes mild increase in CPK is due to aggressive muscular activity, also fibromyalgia and some medications can give you elevated muscle enzymes.
Answered 6/10/2014
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