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i am working out 5 days a week .
i did a liver enzyme test
i did a liver enzyme test

i am working out 5 days a week .
i did a liver enzyme test
i did a liver enzyme test
Brief Answer:
Rare side effect
Detailed Answer:
Dear Sir,
I have gone through your question and the reports...
I understand your concerns but Crestor can cause the side effect of elevated liver enzymes in rare cases (less than 1% of the cases). I would recommend that you stop taking the medication and follow up on the level of liver enzymes after one month.
If still elevated then you should get a blood test for viral hepatitis markers for further evaluation...
I hope you find this helpful.
Let me know if I can assist you further...
Regards
Rare side effect
Detailed Answer:
Dear Sir,
I have gone through your question and the reports...
I understand your concerns but Crestor can cause the side effect of elevated liver enzymes in rare cases (less than 1% of the cases). I would recommend that you stop taking the medication and follow up on the level of liver enzymes after one month.
If still elevated then you should get a blood test for viral hepatitis markers for further evaluation...
I hope you find this helpful.
Let me know if I can assist you further...
Regards
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Arnab Banerjee

Brief Answer:
Rare side effect
Detailed Answer:
Dear Sir,
I have gone through your question and the reports...
I understand your concerns but Crestor can cause the side effect of elevated liver enzymes in rare cases (less than 1% of the cases). I would recommend that you stop taking the medication and follow up on the level of liver enzymes after one month.
If still elevated then you should get a blood test for viral hepatitis markers for further evaluation...
I hope you find this helpful.
Let me know if I can assist you further...
Regards
Rare side effect
Detailed Answer:
Dear Sir,
I have gone through your question and the reports...
I understand your concerns but Crestor can cause the side effect of elevated liver enzymes in rare cases (less than 1% of the cases). I would recommend that you stop taking the medication and follow up on the level of liver enzymes after one month.
If still elevated then you should get a blood test for viral hepatitis markers for further evaluation...
I hope you find this helpful.
Let me know if I can assist you further...
Regards
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Arnab Banerjee


i did a hepatitis C test since 1 month through a routine check up

i did a hepatitis C test since 1 month through a routine check up

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hii
Brief Answer:
Please attach the report here for reviewing
Detailed Answer:
Dear sir, Hello again...
Please attach the report of hepatitis C test...Do let me know if you also performed a hepatitis B and A testing or not...
However, in the meanwhile, you should stop Crestor and follow up after one month on your liver enzymes levels...
I hope you find this helpful
Please attach the report here for reviewing
Detailed Answer:
Dear sir, Hello again...
Please attach the report of hepatitis C test...Do let me know if you also performed a hepatitis B and A testing or not...
However, in the meanwhile, you should stop Crestor and follow up after one month on your liver enzymes levels...
I hope you find this helpful
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Arnab Banerjee

Brief Answer:
Please attach the report here for reviewing
Detailed Answer:
Dear sir, Hello again...
Please attach the report of hepatitis C test...Do let me know if you also performed a hepatitis B and A testing or not...
However, in the meanwhile, you should stop Crestor and follow up after one month on your liver enzymes levels...
I hope you find this helpful
Please attach the report here for reviewing
Detailed Answer:
Dear sir, Hello again...
Please attach the report of hepatitis C test...Do let me know if you also performed a hepatitis B and A testing or not...
However, in the meanwhile, you should stop Crestor and follow up after one month on your liver enzymes levels...
I hope you find this helpful
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Arnab Banerjee


hi again
Shiuld i concern abot my slight elevation ?
Shiuld i concern abot my slight elevation ?

hi again
Shiuld i concern abot my slight elevation ?
Shiuld i concern abot my slight elevation ?
Brief Answer:
No need to worry
Detailed Answer:
Dear sir, hello again.. There is no need to worry as the elevation is minimal and most probably is induced by your medications.. If the hepatitis markers are negative then this should only require follow up.. I hope you find this helpful. if you don’t have any other clarifications then please close the discussion.
No need to worry
Detailed Answer:
Dear sir, hello again.. There is no need to worry as the elevation is minimal and most probably is induced by your medications.. If the hepatitis markers are negative then this should only require follow up.. I hope you find this helpful. if you don’t have any other clarifications then please close the discussion.
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Kampana

Brief Answer:
No need to worry
Detailed Answer:
Dear sir, hello again.. There is no need to worry as the elevation is minimal and most probably is induced by your medications.. If the hepatitis markers are negative then this should only require follow up.. I hope you find this helpful. if you don’t have any other clarifications then please close the discussion.
No need to worry
Detailed Answer:
Dear sir, hello again.. There is no need to worry as the elevation is minimal and most probably is induced by your medications.. If the hepatitis markers are negative then this should only require follow up.. I hope you find this helpful. if you don’t have any other clarifications then please close the discussion.
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Kampana


Hi
I did yesterday hepatitis B
I did yesterday hepatitis B

Hi
I did yesterday hepatitis B
I did yesterday hepatitis B
Brief Answer:
Please attach the results
Detailed Answer:
Dear sir, hello again.. please attach the results and clarify wether you have stopped crestor or not.. kind regards
Please attach the results
Detailed Answer:
Dear sir, hello again.. please attach the results and clarify wether you have stopped crestor or not.. kind regards
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Yogesh D

Brief Answer:
Please attach the results
Detailed Answer:
Dear sir, hello again.. please attach the results and clarify wether you have stopped crestor or not.. kind regards
Please attach the results
Detailed Answer:
Dear sir, hello again.. please attach the results and clarify wether you have stopped crestor or not.. kind regards
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Yogesh D


Hi
I did yesterday hepatitis B
I did yesterday hepatitis B

Hi
I did yesterday hepatitis B
I did yesterday hepatitis B


Brief Answer:
Yes there is..
Detailed Answer:
Dear sir, hello again.. Your test results role out the possibility of hepatitis infection. Also creatine supplements can cause liver damage and lead to elevation of liver enzymes. I would recommend that you discontinue these supplements at once.. hope you find this helpful
Yes there is..
Detailed Answer:
Dear sir, hello again.. Your test results role out the possibility of hepatitis infection. Also creatine supplements can cause liver damage and lead to elevation of liver enzymes. I would recommend that you discontinue these supplements at once.. hope you find this helpful
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Nagamani Ng

Brief Answer:
Yes there is..
Detailed Answer:
Dear sir, hello again.. Your test results role out the possibility of hepatitis infection. Also creatine supplements can cause liver damage and lead to elevation of liver enzymes. I would recommend that you discontinue these supplements at once.. hope you find this helpful
Yes there is..
Detailed Answer:
Dear sir, hello again.. Your test results role out the possibility of hepatitis infection. Also creatine supplements can cause liver damage and lead to elevation of liver enzymes. I would recommend that you discontinue these supplements at once.. hope you find this helpful
Note: For more detailed guidance, please consult an Internal Medicine Specialist, with your latest reports. Click here..
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Nagamani Ng

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