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Macro CK type 1?
Hello, I am a 34 year old white male (6'0, 225). I recently got some lab results back (Creatine Kinase isoenzyme test) and it showed I have Macro CK type 1. BB and MB showed 0 and MM was out of range on the low side 96% (97-100 in range). The other 4% was the Macro CK type 1. I have been searching on google and it is very hard to find good info or good clinical significance. Can anyone help me out and point me in the right direction or what I need to do next?
For the past couple years I have been feeling very ill. I have almost any symptom you can think of (some basics include fatigue, chills, weakness, chest pain, spasms, hot flashes, sweats)
I have gone to many doctors and still continue to go until I find out what is wrong with me because I know it's not normal and distinguishable from stress and anxiety. Other basic labs have come back normal and I have also gone to a cardiologist and GI and done fairly extensive testing. I feel like this Macro CK type 1 may finally be something to point me in the right direction to find out what is wrong with me but I just cant understand exactly where to go from here.
For the past couple years I have been feeling very ill. I have almost any symptom you can think of (some basics include fatigue, chills, weakness, chest pain, spasms, hot flashes, sweats)
I have gone to many doctors and still continue to go until I find out what is wrong with me because I know it's not normal and distinguishable from stress and anxiety. Other basic labs have come back normal and I have also gone to a cardiologist and GI and done fairly extensive testing. I feel like this Macro CK type 1 may finally be something to point me in the right direction to find out what is wrong with me but I just cant understand exactly where to go from here.
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