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My 9 year old daughter has 11.6 calcium serum, 365 alkaline phosphate, 26.2 vitamin d, 148 triglycerides. could this indicate a problem?

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Calcium: Yes, you should be concerned with both 11.6 calcium and 365 alkaline phosphate. You must take your daughter to be seen by a Pediatrician! The team will very carefully decide how best to control this. Please keep me posted.

Answered 9/15/2016

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