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Hello, i would like to know the posible causes of elevated serum salivary amylase (102 u/l vs normal range of 15-65)?
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Usually pancreatitis: Besides pancreatitis other causes include certain medications, certain tumors and decreased kidney function Your physician can evaluate you
Answered 1/10/2018
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