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Multiple amino acids in my urine are decreased and multiple amino acids in my plasma are increased. i get really bad muscle pain and cramping with physical activity. what can these results mean and can they be related to my symptoms?
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You get the wrong medical information. There is no such thing as multiple amino acids in the urine and plasma. Please clarify your question if you can. You need to tell us more about your underlying disease rather than the symptoms and lab results. Good luck.
Answered 9/4/2023
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