AMS Alk Phosphatase

AMS Alk Phosphatase:

An alkaline phosphatase level test (ALP test) measures the number of alkaline phosphatase enzyme in your bloodstream. The test requires a simple blood draw and is usually a routine a part of alternative blood tests.

Abnormal levels of alp in your blood most frequently indicate a problem along with your liver, gallbladder, or bones. However, they will additionally indicate malnutrition, kidney cancer tumors, intestinal problems, a pancreas problem, or a serious infection.

The normal range of alp varies from person to person and depends on your age, blood type, gender, and whether you’re pregnant.

The normal range for serum alp level is twenty to one hundred forty IU/L, however, this could vary from laboratory to laboratory.

The normal range runs higher in children and decreases with age.

The best way to know what’s traditional or not is to discuss the results with your doctor, who will be able to interpret the lab’s specific result and reference ranges.

What is alkaline phosphatase?

ALP is an enzyme found in your blood. It helps break down proteins in the body and exists in different forms, depending on where it originates.

Your liver is one of the main sources of the alp, but some are also made in your bones, intestines, pancreas, and kidneys. In pregnant women, all are made in the placenta.

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