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High lipase of 83 iu/l. high wbc 11.7k/ul. highbili 1.3 mg/dl. high phosphorus 4.6. what could this be?
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I bet it's nothing: Lab reference ranges are set so that a few percent of healthies fall outside. High lipase means nothing unless you're obviously sick and it's way-high. You can drive your WBC to 20,000 with a twenty-minute cold shower. If it's indirect bilirubin and it stays high, maybe it's Gilbert's non-disease. Phosphorus -- who cares if the kidney tests are okay. Stay fit and be glad for good health.
Answered 12/8/2017
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