Baby is six months old and blood test BACP shows 270U/L, what does it mean

Patient's question:

Baby is six months old, blood test BACP shows 270U/L, what does this mean, what situation does it indicate, is it serious? What does BACP test for? Can it be treated?

Doctor's answer:

Hello, BACP is a specific alkaline phosphatase that reflects bone growth. If the test results are accurate, it has significant reference value. 270U/L is above the normal range, indicating that the child is calcium-deficient. It is recommended that the baby take active medication treatment under the guidance of a clinical doctor. Wishing the baby healthy growth!

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