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Inorganic phosphorus is high
Inorganic phosphorus levels high at 9.30mg/dl whereas all other kidney related tests are normal like creating 1 mg/dl, normal levels of urea, uric acid, sodium, chloride, potassium and slightly high level of calcium with 10.50 mg/dl. All other CBP blood tests and liver functioning tests normal. So only concern is high phosphorus and not sure if it is due to kidney disease. Please advise
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