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My ionized calcium is 5.2 calcium serum is 11.1 and my pth-intact is 95.4 should i be concerned?
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Lab values: Your lab values are within normal range for most labs references. If your doctors are performing these test or any test a doctor performs it's okay to ask them to explain the results and reasoning for performing the test.
Answered 3/14/2018
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