Aluminum levels

People.
Sharing.
Knowledge.

Answers
Web

You aren't signed in Sign in

Feedback

What is the range for ALUMINIUM levels in human blood? Is 14 considered high??

Posted by Roz 23 days ago

See original question | Add your answer

Answer 1 out of 1

talico33

1242 answers

189 helpful answers

Laboratory test results may vary depending on your age, gender, health history, the method used for the test, and many other factors. If your results are different from the results suggested below, this may not mean that you have a disease. Contact your healthcare worker if you have any questions. The following are considered to be normal results for this test:

Adults and Children [2]:
- Serum: <5.41 mcg/L (<0.2 micromol/L)
- Plasma: 6-7 mcg/L (0.22-0.26 micromol/L)

Plasma: <30 mcg/L (<1.11 micromol/L) [2]

Patients on hemodialysis [2]:
- Serum: <116 mcg/L (<4.29 micromol/L); Range: 20-550 mcg/L (0.74-20.4 micromol/L)

Posted 23 days ago

In reply to Roz's question

Comments (1)

Helpful?(1)

Rated as Best Answer

Report Abuse

Comments About This Answer Add a comment

Roz (thinks this answer is Helpful)

Thanks for the information on aluminium levels. Our Dr. is out of town but his office reported thethis level was 14. It was ablood draw at a lad so I assume it was plasma. The reason for concern is thatmy husband has been on sucralfate for reflux an potassium citrate to oprevent kidney stones and I recently learned that being on both of these can raise aluminium levels.Any further information would be much appreciated.

Posted 23 days ago

Report Abuse