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A member asked:
My amino acid test shows that there is a decreased amount of amino acids in my urine and an increased amount of amino acids in my blood. my symptoms are muscle pain and cramping with activity. does this mean i have an amino acid metabolic disorder?
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Not necessarily. You need a good history and physical exam and and some more blood tests to help diagnose and treat so pl see your doc. good luck
Answered 9/7/2023
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