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What Does This Lab Test Result In A 5 Year Old Indicate?
Hi i need help!!! my 5 year old daughter my only angel got her lab work after vising her neurologist.Her Creatine Kinase levels are on 408 and her Vitamin B12 1634. Her doctor order new lab work. But please tell me what can these two put together mean or in what kind of patients do you see these two high levels. She did have the influenza a few months ago. Reading online i am going crazy it does not sound good but please tell me what it can be. this is my baby my life and i dont think i can go on with out her. please answer me.
Isolated higher vitamin B12 level could be seen in any blood count related disorder such as polycythemia vera, myelo-proliferative disorders etc. Isolated Creatine Kinase (CK) can be seen in muscle injuries, myopathy or muscular dystrophy. However, you have not shared your angel's clinical history so its difficult to interpret. I would suggest you to share detailed clinical history and further tests if already done then. Do not worry for your angel. Hopefully, there would not be any serious cause.
Take care. Hope I have answered your question. Let me know if I can assist you further.
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Dr. Abdul Hamid Mavli, General & Family Physician
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What Does This Lab Test Result In A 5 Year Old Indicate?
Hi, Isolated higher vitamin B12 level could be seen in any blood count related disorder such as polycythemia vera, myelo-proliferative disorders etc. Isolated Creatine Kinase (CK) can be seen in muscle injuries, myopathy or muscular dystrophy. However, you have not shared your angel s clinical history so its difficult to interpret. I would suggest you to share detailed clinical history and further tests if already done then. Do not worry for your angel. Hopefully, there would not be any serious cause. Take care. Hope I have answered your question. Let me know if I can assist you further. Regards, Dr. Abdul Hamid Mavli, General & Family Physician