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Old 01-27-2016, 10:52 AM #1
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I'm not familiar with the aldolase test...I'll have to check. Probably not. I've had D checked in the past and although I've always run low, I do take 1,000-2,000 units daily of D3. I don't think we've done B-12 either. I am vegetarian, but not vegan. I do eat eggs and dairy. Thanks for the help.
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aldolase can be abnormal in myopathies even when CK is normal, since you had myopathic changes with your EMG, albeit in different places at different times, plus proximal weakness, it's worth a inquiry!
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