My alkaline phosphatase level is 148. I am concerned. What should I do now? Is this dangerous? I have attached my report.

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Dr Shaik Kalam

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An alkaline phosphatase level of 148 is mildly elevated. It can happen due to bone growth in younger people, minor liver irritation, or vitamin D deficiency. Usually not dangerous unless other liver enzymes are also high. Consider repeating the test and checking Vitamin D and LFT.

Dr. Shaik Suggests...

Take a 25-HYDROXY VITAMIN D (D2+D3) Test or Take a LIVER FUNCTION TEST (LFT) Test

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Answered 04/09/2025

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