alkaline phosphatase (alp)

What Conditions Can Cause Elevated ALP Levels?

There are several conditions that can cause elevated ALP levels in children:
Bone disorders such as rickets or osteomalacia
Liver diseases such as hepatitis or biliary atresia
Growth spurts during puberty
Healing fractures

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