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What Causes A Rise In Liver Enzymes?

hI I AM A 63 YEAR OLD woman and weigh about 175 and my liver enzymes went up into the 500 s but after 10 days went to the 400 s I stopped all medications and drinking wine but I still don t feel well and its been 21 days. when should I expect things might return to normal? drugs stopped nexium metropol. still taking Xanax not drinking anything - did drink 2 glasses of wine a night for years. no appetite and trouble sleeping had an ultrasound all fine some fat in liver all other blood work fine
Fri, 25 Sep 2015
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Well madam, the best you've done was stopping drinking and medicines, I think. The second I'd recommend to you would be a gradual weight loss in the future. But another important data I'd wanted to know is viral markers especially HBsAg and Anti HCV which are a must in hypertransaminasemias, and why not protrombine time and INR. Meanwhile you can begin with Legalon 200 mg three times a day and Vit E 100 mg three times a day. We can discuss again after the examinations done.
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What Causes A Rise In Liver Enzymes?

Well madam, the best you ve done was stopping drinking and medicines, I think. The second I d recommend to you would be a gradual weight loss in the future. But another important data I d wanted to know is viral markers especially HBsAg and Anti HCV which are a must in hypertransaminasemias, and why not protrombine time and INR. Meanwhile you can begin with Legalon 200 mg three times a day and Vit E 100 mg three times a day. We can discuss again after the examinations done.