Many of the underlying causes of high ALP are related to problems with your bones. Symptoms of these conditions include continual pain in your bones, or multiple bone fractures. Bone conditions which can lead to high ALP include:  Osteomalacia: a medical condition which causes the bones to weaken. Renal osteodystrophy: a condition in which bones lack sufficient mineralization. Malignant bone tumors. In the blood test, your doctor will use a syringe to draw a small amount of blood from your arm. The blood will then be sent to a laboratory for enzyme-level testing. This will allow your doctor to detect high ALP.  Ask your doctor if there are any ways you can prepare beforehand for the liver-function test. Your doctor will likely ask you to avoid certain foods or medications. The results for your bloodwork should take several days, maybe up to a week. Physical symptoms that indicate you may need to receive a liver screening include severe abdominal pain, dark urine or bloody stool, frequent nausea or vomiting, and yellow-looking skin and eyes. If your high ALP isn’t related to a medical issue with your bones or a liver disease, it may be caused by a form of cancer. Your doctor may be able to detect cancer through blood work. In most cases, however, you’ll need to undergo a biopsy in order to determine if you have a form of cancer. Types of cancer that can cause high ALP include:  Breast or colon cancer. Lung or pancreatic cancer. Lymphoma (cancer of the blood cells) or Leukemia (cancer of bone marrow).

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