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Yesterday at er,ekg normal,troponin normal,cpk high,ckmb normal,they send me home.today made lab test by myself,trop normal,cpk and cpkm elevated?
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Unclear question: Total CK may be elevated due to muscular activity and so may be CKMB. You did not provide any values. With normal troponin and evaluation at ER being normal, it is not likely that you have acute heart disease. What did your cardiac cath show?
Answered 7/3/2014
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