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What Is A Really High LDH Number? I Am At 380 And My Doctor Doesn't Seem Concerned? Anyone Know What's Really Bad?

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Wheeling, WV
October 29
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What I have learned is that you can have a number above normal, but there is a certain number that becomes “concerning “. It’s best to ask your doctor what that number is. I asked for M spike, Creatine, IgA and others.
Paula🌹

October 29
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In the context of multiple myeloma, high levels of lactate dehydrogenase (LDH) can indicate disease progression. According to my knowledge base, high LDH levels are a marker for more advanced stages of multiple myeloma, particularly stage 3. However, the specific threshold for what is considered "high" can vary, and it's Show Full Answer

In the context of multiple myeloma, high levels of lactate dehydrogenase (LDH) can indicate disease progression. According to my knowledge base, high LDH levels are a marker for more advanced stages of multiple myeloma, particularly stage 3. However, the specific threshold for what is considered "high" can vary, and it's best to discuss your individual results and concerns with your doctor, as they can provide the most accurate interpretation based on your overall health and specific condition.

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