My S.ALKALINE PHOSPHATASE is353 U/L & CPK is147IU/Lat37c. what it means?

I AM A POST CABG (june2002) CASE

Difficult to say without knowing you as a patient.

Talk to your doctor.

Ask your cardiologist.

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