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	Increased LDH levels are also associated with conditions such as Rhabdomyolysis which is characterized by the breakdown of skeletal muscle. This is due in part to LDH in red blood cells being released through hemolysis.		Increased LDH levels are also associated with conditions such as Rhabdomyolysis which is characterized by the breakdown of skeletal muscle. This is due in part to LDH in red blood cells being released through hemolysis.

	Conversely, LDH deficiency is also indicative of health problems. Decreased levels of LDH can lead to metabolic muscle disorders which have a number of symptoms and complications. The most serious of these being myoglobinuria and Rhabdomyolysis. ~~Rhabdomyolysis~~		Conversely, LDH deficiency is also indicative of health problems. Decreased levels of LDH can lead to metabolic muscle disorders which have a number of symptoms and complications. The most serious of these being myoglobinuria and Rhabdomyolysis.

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