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I have calcium level of 10.3, albumin level of 5.1, is the calcium high? i'm 22
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No, it's normal.: The level of calcium in the blood moves up and down with albumin, so your calcium is normal. The albumin level is higher than usual, most likely reflecting mild dehydration. Have a salty meal and drink water and this should correct.
Answered 2/15/2016
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