My doctor told me my liver enzymes were high.....a little before he told me I had a real sore throat n it went to my ear n then that hurt....I have also been going to the bathroom a lot n I don't have much of an appetite.....can anyone tell me what they think I might have?
HI,
I just wrote a long comment to desperate that you might be interested in. I have sphincter of oddi disease, diagnosed 2 years after I had my gallbladder out. Feels just like a gallstone, but its not. My liver enzymes are elevated most all of the time and I have also had problems with the pancreatic ones going up, or getting pancreatitis.
Dani
i saw a note about elevated liver enzymes and thought this might be helpful.
i saw a gastroenterologist 6 wks ago.my GP SENT ME TO CHECK FOR POSSIBLE INTERNAL BEEEDING BECAUSE OF CHRONIC ENEMIA W/NO APPARENT CAUSE.MY CHART DIDNT ARRIVE IN TIME FOR MY APPT SO THE DR TOOK A BREIF HISTORY.HE ASK IF THERE WAS ANYTHING I THOUGHT HE SHOULD KNOW. I TOLD HIM MY LIVER ENZYMES HAD BEEN ELEVATED FOR OVER 6 YEARS BUT TWO DIFFERENT GPs HAD TOLD ME IT WAS NOTHING TO BE CONCERNED ABOUT. HE SAID IF MY ENZYMES WERE ELEVATED IT MEANS I HAVE LIVER DISEASE.I WAS SHOCKED AND ALARMED TO SAY THE LEAST. I HAD AN ENDOSCOPY AND COLONOSCOPY (BOTH NORMAL) I WAS SCHEDULED FOR A LIVER BIOPSY 1 WK LATER. I WAS DIAGNOSED WITH AUTO IMMUNE HEPATITIS. I AM ON 30MG PREDNISONE+50MG IMURAN. MY ENZYMES ARE NORMAL NOW BUT I WILL TAKE SOME AMMOUNT OF THESE MED FOR A VERY LONG TIME TO KEEP ME IN REMISSION.
I AM FORTUNATE TO BE IN THE SOUTHERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE SYSTEM. OTHERWISE WHO KNOWS HOW LONG I WOULD HAVE GONE NOT KNOWING I HAD SERIOUS LIVER DISEASE. I HOPE THIS HELPS SOMEONE. MIMIGRITS IN ILLINOIS
Elevated emzines as yours are indecations of active
liver desease. Your numbers are x3 normal IE: 0 to 40.
I have similar numbers and have had for 9 months. The
diagnosis I have is Loupoid Hepatitis.
Strongly recommend a gastrointerologist check you over.
has any consideration been given to hemochromatosis?
more info at this link:
http://www.acponline.org/journals/annals/01dec98/diaghemo.htm