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Elevated Cpk Level Posted: 10-06-04 15:16pm


Curious if anyone has experienced rising cpk levels. I experienced myocarditis in february of 2002. Slight damage to my heart muscle. Since then I am on zocor among other meds, and have to have my blood checked every 6 months for liver function. Everything seems fine, however my cpk level has risen slightly everytime I have a blood test. Any ideas?

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