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I had two ck total labs done within a two month time frame. my first level came back at 52 and the second at 76. is this rise concerning.
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Sounds like: normal "variation" depending upon the lab..what is their "normal range"???? Why are you having this test??? Ask your question again with more information! Dr Z
Answered 8/8/2015
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