I have known I had Hep C for 4 years, have not done the treatment, but I am now considering it. My enzymes are always fairly
normalNormal saline flush and my biopsy was a 2, 2 yrs ago. I recently had an ammonia blood test and it came back 192 where the range of
normalNormal saline flush was 19-87. I am experiencing no symptoms of
hepaticAmebic liver abscess
Hepatic hemangioma
Hepatic ischemia
Hepatic vein obstruction (budd-chiari)
Liver transplant
Percutaneous transhepatic cholangiogram
Transjugular intrahepatic portosystemic shunt (tips) encephalopathyCerebral hypoxia. My doctor is starting me on
lactulose, and wants me to start treatment for the HCV immediately, he now says the 2 on the biopsy could be wrong "the liver is a large
organOrgan-1 nr, we may not have gotten a good sample" his words. My question; is this blood ammonia test an accurate indication of liver damage? No one has ever done one before, and are there things that could make it that high with out it being liver related?
I have interest in your question too, hope the Doc and/or others on the forum can offer some info. Hang in there ;)