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Calcium high at 10.7, alkaline phosphatase very low at 10. negative parathyroid, not anemic, celiac, copper level is normal. what could be the cause?
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Watch it: You may have hypocalciuric hypercalcemia, with probably isn't worth the workup as it's not something worth treating. I trust you're not taking a thiazide or dolomite pills, or overdoing milk / antacids. Unless you also have a low albumin, this is unlikely to impact your life. Low alk-phos is never worrisome. Best wishes.
Answered 10/11/2016
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