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My lipase is 61u/l when the reference range is 13-60. is this a problem???
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Probably not: If your doctor suspects that there is any problem with your pancreas then they may want to repeat it but if this was just found in routine labs then I would just ignore it. Slight levels outside of the range rarely mean that there is a problem.
Answered 4/14/2016
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