My best friend, healthiest lifestyle / 46 years old, thought she was having a gall bladder attack October 1999. In a routine pre-op x-ray, a spot was found on her liver. Her billirubin level has stayed at 11 or higher,despite a drain-bag being used. Doctors say this is extremely rare, and will not use any chemo, surgery or cancer treatments until her billirubin goes below 2! She continues to lose weight and remain "yellow" while waiting for something to happen. Can anyone share info / insights on this type of count?
My Daughter who is 5 months has had recent LFT's that have been abnormally high. Her GGT was 1704, ALB 40, ALP 499, ALT 113 and Billirubin 11.
Ultrasounds show high velocitys of blood travelling through her artery to her liver. (Although they believe this could be totally unrelated!)
It is very worrying, she otherwise appears to be normal - any advice?!
Thanks,
lisa
I am 26 years old and I applied for life insurance and had the needed blood and urine stuff done. The results came back and they said I had abnormal liver enzymes. What are some cause of this. What is involve with a liver biopsy. In the past 2-5 years, I have seen some wait gain. could this be related? Is this something to be worried about?Please email me at wright71_***@**** with some answers. thanks.
I am a very healthy 26 year old male. I have been taking creatine and whey protein to help me with weight lifting. I recently gave blood, as I have many times before, and the results came back that my ALT level was 132. What the heck is up with that. I also took asprin, cafine, and ephedra in order to shed extra pounds. Is it possible for the levels to go back down. Have I killed my liver. Is there anything that can be done. I really didn't find any advice on this page other than to say what things to look for. But what help or hope is there. If anyone can be of any help please e-mail me ***@****
I have a liver GGT of over 1100 yes 1100 and am worried and would likt to know if there is any thing that will clean this up all other test are o.k. doctor i am going to does not knowwhat is causing this.
The doctor told me today that my liver enzymes were extremely high and that I have to see a gastrointologist and have a possible biopsy. I am really worried as I also have Addison's disease and just got out of the hospital after 5 days of antibiotics for diverticulitis. My liver counts have been high for a long time, but nothing like they are now. I take cortisone daily for the Addison's disease, but do not drink or use drugs.
I am 59 years old and have been taking cortisone since 1971.
Does anyone know if cortisone is destructive to the liver, or can you tell me where I can find information on the internet on what normal enzymes are so I can compare mine.