Lactic Acid Concentration

Reference Ranges

All

0.50 TO 2.20 mEq/L

Conditions
Carbon Monoxide Poisoning Lactic Acid (Venous Blood) (Increased) Acute Mesenteric Ischemia Lactic Acid (Venous Blood) (Increased) Hepatic Ischemia Lactic Acid (Venous Blood) (Increased) Ischaemic Heart Disease Lactic Acid (Venous Blood) (Increased) Ischemic Colitis Lactic Acid (Venous Blood) (Increased) Ischemic Optic Neuropathy Lactic Acid (Venous Blood) (Increased) Ischemic Stroke Lactic Acid (Venous Blood) (Increased) Silent Ischemia Lactic Acid (Venous Blood) (Increased) Transient Ischemic Attack Lactic Acid (Venous Blood) (Increased) Hemorrhage Shock Lactic Acid (Venous Blood) (Increased) Septic Shock Lactic Acid (Venous Blood) (Increased) Shock Lactic Acid (Venous Blood) (Increased) Toxic Shock Syndrome Lactic Acid (Venous Blood) (Increased) Acute Liver Failure Lactic Acid (Venous Blood) (Increased) Alcoholic Liver Disease Lactic Acid (Venous Blood) (Increased) Fatty Liver Lactic Acid (Venous Blood) (Increased) Liver Fibrosis Lactic Acid (Venous Blood) (Increased) Hepatic Artery Occlusion Lactic Acid (Venous Blood) (Increased) Diabetes Mellitus Lactic Acid (Venous Blood) (Increased) Diabetes Type 1 Lactic Acid (Venous Blood) (Increased) Diabetes Type 2 Lactic Acid (Venous Blood) (Increased) Diabetic Gastroparesis Lactic Acid (Venous Blood) (Increased) Diabetic Ketoacidosis Lactic Acid (Venous Blood) (Increased) Diabetic Nephropathy Lactic Acid (Venous Blood) (Increased) Alcohol Dependence Lactic Acid (Venous Blood) (Increased) Alcohol Intoxication Lactic Acid (Venous Blood) (Increased) Alcohol Withdrawal Lactic Acid (Venous Blood) (Increased) Alcoholic Ketoacidosis Lactic Acid (Venous Blood) (Increased) Alcoholism Lactic Acid (Venous Blood) (Increased) Cardiac Arrest Lactic Acid (Venous Blood) (Increased) Congestive Heart Failure Lactic Acid (Venous Blood) (Increased) Dehydration Lactic Acid (Venous Blood) (Increased) Intracerebral Hemorrhage Lactic Acid (Venous Blood) (Increased) Intracranial Hemorrhage Lactic Acid (Venous Blood) (Increased) Postpartum Hemorrhage Lactic Acid (Venous Blood) (Increased) Subarachnoid Hemorrhage Lactic Acid (Venous Blood) (Increased) Acute Hypoxemic Respiratory Failure Lactic Acid (Venous Blood) (Increased) Lactic Acidosis Lactic Acid (Venous Blood) (Increased) Bacterial Peritonitis Lactic Acid (Venous Blood) (Increased) Acute Renal Failure Lactic Acid (Venous Blood) (Increased) Anaemia of Chronic Renal Failure Lactic Acid (Venous Blood) (Increased) Chronic Renal Failure Lactic Acid (Venous Blood) (Increased) Kidney Failure Lactic Acid (Venous Blood) (Increased) Respiratory Failure Lactic Acid (Venous Blood) (Increased) Hypothermia Lactic Acid (Venous Blood) (Decreased)

Summary References

Treatments:

1. http://www.brianmac.co.uk/lactic.htm

2. http://sportsmedicine.about.com/cs/exercisephysiology/a/aa053101a.htm

3. http://24hrfitness.co.uk/fitness tips/lactic-acid.html

4. http://www.drmirkin.com/fitness/9258.html

5. http://ajpregu.physiology.org/cgi/reprint/287/3/R502.pdf

6. http://www.nytimes.com/2006/05/16/health/nutrition/16run.html?_r=1

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