Patient's question:
BALP pediatric bone alkaline phosphatase is 200, the baby is six and a half months old, is this normal? Can it be seen how the baby is calcium deficient? Previous treatment history and effectiveness: none. What kind of help is needed: want to know how to be normalDoctor's answer:
Alkaline phosphatase is mainly present in the liver and bones. During the growth and development period of children, the test results are generally one to two times higher than normal, which is a normal phenomenon and indicates no problems. Rest assured.Advice: Based on the child's current test results, there are no issues to be concerned about. This is normal.
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