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A member asked:
My sisrong with her bonter had a breast cancer 2 years ago. in her lat routine check alp level is 163 . does that level is an idication for something ?
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It can be: A lot of reasons for an elevated alkaline phosphotase. These include liver problems, medications, bone related disorders. However, in a patient with breast cancer, it needs to be evaluated. Hope this helps.
Answered 5/11/2014
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