Patient's question:
Problem Description: After donating blood for testing, the alkaline phosphatase test result was 232, and the inorganic phosphorus level was 1.97, both of which are high. I want to ask what factors or causes might have led to this, and how to regulate it.Doctor's answer:
Hypercalcemia of alkaline phosphatase is generally common in diseases such as rickets, renal osteodystrophy, and vitamin D deficiency. Considering that your baby's high alkaline phosphatase level may be due to calcium deficiency, it is recommended that you consult a professional doctor at the hospital based on your child's various test results. You should get more sun exposure, and additionally, you can take pediatric cod liver oil drops and calcium gluconate oral solution for treatment. In severe cases, vitamin D3 injection may be required. Additionally, pay attention to whether there is digestive disorders or diarrhea, which need active treatment.