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Alkaline Phosphate levels are high in 15 month old infant

by Wad88, Jan 29, 2009 11:25PM
My son is 15 months old and saw a pedi for slow down in weight.  His blood work showed very high levels of alkaline phosphate and he will be re-tested in 2 months.  Can anyone else share their experiences....they have put this down to Transient hyperphosphatasaemia of infancy at this stage.....however, I just feel something else is not right.  He has been stumbling a lot and holding his head to one side in an odd way from time to time.....and his weight gain continues to have ceased.


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