CK is creatine kinase. An enzyme. Elevated amounts mean muscle damage. This can be caused by a heart attack, acute kidney failure and muscular dystrophy among others. Normal range is 60-400 IU/L.
319 represents an elevated level of CK in the bloodstream. Normal values range from 38-234.
A lab test is used to find the serum level of creatine kinase (CK) in blood. The normal CK level for adult females is 40-150 units/L and 60-400 units/L for adult men.
Cholesterol medication can increase the level of creatine kinase. Hence it is highly recommended to keep an eye on the level of creatine kinase (CK) if one is taking cholesterol medication. High level of CK can affect the muscles including the heart and kidneys. I am on cholesterol medication for ten years and only found out about the high level of CK after constant pain in the body muscles. My CK was three times the normal value and hence doctor had to change the type of cholesterol medication. They are many other factors that can cause the increase in CK but definitely those people on cholesterol medication are highly recommended to get their CK tested once in a while.
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In muscular dystrophy, creatine kinase (CK) levels are typically significantly elevated, often ranging from 5 to 50 times higher than the normal range. Normal CK levels are usually between 30 to 200 U/L, so those with muscular dystrophy may have CK levels exceeding 1,000 U/L. This elevation occurs due to muscle damage and breakdown associated with the condition. However, CK levels can vary based on the specific type of muscular dystrophy and the individual's age and activity level.
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my grandson is 18 months old and healthy but not walking or standing his ck levels are in 10000s
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A total CK (creatine kinase) level of 992 U/L is considered elevated, indicating potential muscle damage or stress. Normal CK levels typically range from about 38 to 174 U/L, but this can vary by laboratory. Elevated CK levels can result from various conditions, including muscle injury, intense exercise, or underlying health issues such as rhabdomyolysis or myocardial infarction. It's important to consult a healthcare professional for further evaluation and diagnosis based on the individual's clinical context.
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