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Creatine Kinase

The heart, muscles, skeleton, etc., is the source of creatine kinase. An increased amount of creatine kinase in the blood is seen in the case of damage to muscles. The level of creatine kinase is used to diagnose muscle inflammation, kidney function, heart function, etc.

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What are the possible risks of having abnormal CK values?

Query: Hi doctor, I really have long term pain now for almost three years. It is mostly in the legs and arms. It sometimes gives me heat on the skin and it pains. It is so sensitive even when you pour on water. I visited several specialists in my country and had several tests and finally they used to say t...  Read Full »


Dr. Shardendu Tomar

Answer: Hi, Welcome to icliniq.com. As the values of CK (creatine kinase) are elevated in your case, it should be further investigated that why these values are elevated. You have not mentioned the result but I am guessing that the CK is elevated. If not then you can correct me later. CK is increased in d...  Read Full »

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