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High liver enzymes
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High liver enzymes
by Danny03, Oct 01, 2002 12:00AM
I recently went to the doctor because of a fever and upset stomach. He said it was a virus a did some routine bloodwork.
My ALT 510 and AST 350 were elavated. Next day i went back for HEP check. All came back negative and my ALT and AST went down about 120 points. He wants me to go back in 2 weeks to recheck. He says dont worry the virus elavated the enzymes. i still worry. i took tylenol and mortin a few days before the first bloodwork. is this normal? does this mean i have liver disease?
My ALT 510 and AST 350 were elavated. Next day i went back for HEP check. All came back negative and my ALT and AST went down about 120 points. He wants me to go back in 2 weeks to recheck. He says dont worry the virus elavated the enzymes. i still worry. i took tylenol and mortin a few days before the first bloodwork. is this normal? does this mean i have liver disease?
