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Re: High Levels of Alkaline Phosphatase
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Re: High Levels of Alkaline Phosphatase
by hfhs.rn-tao, Jan 01, 1995 12:00AM
Posted By hfhs.rn-tao on September 17, 1998 at 15:29:39:
In Reply to: High Levels of Alkaline Phosphatase posted by Erin on August 31, 1998 at 18:48:28:
I have a two year old male child (DOB 03-06-96)that presents as FTT. He has had persistantly poor weight gain, despite high caloric intake of elemental formula (NeoCate One+)via GT. He takes in an excess of 1520 calories from formula, and another 247.5 calories daily form microlipids. On july 29, 1998 h4e ahd a weight of 20 puonds (naked). His alkaline phosphatase levels were drawn and his level was 1850. An x-ray was done to look at bone density, and it looked fine. On August 12, 1998 he presented with a naked weight of 23 pounds, one ounce. At that time his calorice intake was decreased, the microlipids were discontinued. On August 20, 1998, he presented with a naked weight of 24 pounds even. His alkaline phosphatase level was rechecked, the results are still pending. What could cause such a high alkaline p-hosphatase level? I do know that his Zinc levels were WNL, as were his clacium and other labs.
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Dear Erin,
Please see our response to your first question posted on August 20th. If you have more questions please post them.
hfhs.rn-tao
In Reply to: High Levels of Alkaline Phosphatase posted by Erin on August 31, 1998 at 18:48:28:
I have a two year old male child (DOB 03-06-96)that presents as FTT. He has had persistantly poor weight gain, despite high caloric intake of elemental formula (NeoCate One+)via GT. He takes in an excess of 1520 calories from formula, and another 247.5 calories daily form microlipids. On july 29, 1998 h4e ahd a weight of 20 puonds (naked). His alkaline phosphatase levels were drawn and his level was 1850. An x-ray was done to look at bone density, and it looked fine. On August 12, 1998 he presented with a naked weight of 23 pounds, one ounce. At that time his calorice intake was decreased, the microlipids were discontinued. On August 20, 1998, he presented with a naked weight of 24 pounds even. His alkaline phosphatase level was rechecked, the results are still pending. What could cause such a high alkaline p-hosphatase level? I do know that his Zinc levels were WNL, as were his clacium and other labs.
________
Dear Erin,
Please see our response to your first question posted on August 20th. If you have more questions please post them.
hfhs.rn-tao
