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Can high ldh results come from hemolytic anemia?
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Yes it can: Yes it can. Ldh also can be elevated in different setting- for instance- in cancer, meningitis/encephalistis, liver problem, kidney problem, tissue damage/heart attack, certain medication in addition to hemolysis.
Answered 4/2/2013
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LDH: Hemolysis can raise the ldh, so can ascites and.
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