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Old 04-03-2007, 06:52 AM #1
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Question blood work question
Does anyone know what a "normal" creatine kinase # after or during a seizure is? Looking @ some BW the last # was in the high range of 364. The good range is 30-130 U/L. I saw the potassium level was low- 3.5 in the O.K. range of 3.8-5.1 nmol/L. The only thing found to be "worrysome" @ the ER was the potassium. Wouldn't let me leave w/o drinking some.

Am I the only one seeing something wrong w/ this?

Thanks!!
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