The lipase that is only slightly low is not a concern. The determination of the "normal range" for most labs is the range that encloses 95% of the population. Therefore, by definition, one in twenty people will have a lab result that is slightly abnormal.

I have high lipase levels (95), high B12 levels (1244), and in a urinalysis I had protein (30), RBCS (3-5), bateria 1+, Dr.DAGO Over 15 years of clinical experience at top Medical Centers.

Customer: I have low lipase levels, which were just discovered after leaving the hospital for stomach pain. The doctor did not believe I had pancreatitis due to my labs, but how would she know if my lipase levels are already low. I am diabetic, so wondering if they would even raise if I had pancreatitis.

The treatment for low lipase levels depends on the underlying cause. In many cases, addressing the underlying condition can help restore normal lipase levels and improve pancreatic function. If pancreatitis is the cause of low lipase levels, treatment may involve medications to reduce inflammation, pain management, and lifestyle changes such as ...

Customer: It is about my Lipase levels. They are low Doctor's Assistant: The Endocrinologist can help. Just a couple quick questions before I transfer you.

I have high lipase levels (95), high B12 levels (1244), and in a urinalysis I had protein (30), RBCS (3-5), bateria 1+, Dr.DAGO Over 15 years of clinical experience at top Medical Centers.

Yes, that's the lab's "normal." We are only concerned with very high levels of lipase (3 to 4 times the high level of normal) which would indicate pancreatitis. We also look at amylase, another enzyme that is higher than normal in pancreatitis and other diseases that interfere with the excretion of pancreatic enzymes. Low levels are not a concern.

Customer: My 5 year old male Maltese has high ALT and AST levels. Low Lipase levels and Leukocytes Levels. High Hemoglobin and Hematocrit levels. low seg neutrophils, high band neutraphils,high lymphocytes, high atypical lymphs, low monocytes, low eosinophils. Our Vet has him on the following meds: Actigal, Tylan and Milk Thistle.

Customer: Hi, My dog had high lipase levels and thought maybe he was starting pancreatitis. He had it approx. 6 months ago from a vet that gave him a steroid shot. He went into acute pancreatitis. His levels were bad. He got through it. I gave him ID low fat can food but now they switched the formula.

With your Lipase numbers being low normal, there really isn't any reason to consider Pancreas examination. Your diet exercise and weight loss is the reason your lipase is normal. Customer