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'Free' Copper Calculation
by fkgg, Sep 28, 2007 02:58PM
I have been diagnosed with a drug-induced Parkinsonism (from Phenergan long-term use). My dr's have been running tests and have found that my ceruloplasmin was 47mg/dl and serum copper was 2601ug/l....and then 2 weeks later the ceruloplasmin was 30mg/dl and serum copper went up to 3384ug/l. I would like to know what is the calculation of my 'free' copper? And also why would my ceruloplasmin be going down while the serum copper is going up??
Thanks.
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