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Anion gap of 14 the rest of my blood work came back fine dr isn't concerned. excerise mildly no symptoms except a gassy feeling not on any meds ok?
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Anion gap 14: Anion gap examimes possible acid accumulations. Anion gap of 14 is minimally elevated. If serum CO2 is less than 22, then more evaluation is needed. Perhaps a repeat chem panel fasting in the morning is best.
Answered 9/29/2017
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