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What Causes Elevation In Liver Enzymes After A Gall Bladder Surgery?
hi my mother who is 79 had her gall bladder removed in oct ,it was found to be adhered to her liver,the incision site is not healing properly and has been told her liver enzyme levels are raised.she is at a loss as noone will explain anything to her why this is.please could you help,thankyou,
This may be caused by some surgery complications such as common bile duct injury or liver injury but also by some new disorders such as common bile duct stone liver hepatitis or medications side effects. She should do ultrasound, CT scan or ERCP for further evaluation and also check bilirubin levels and viral markers.I hope I have answered you query.
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What Causes Elevation In Liver Enzymes After A Gall Bladder Surgery?
Hi, This may be caused by some surgery complications such as common bile duct injury or liver injury but also by some new disorders such as common bile duct stone liver hepatitis or medications side effects. She should do ultrasound, CT scan or ERCP for further evaluation and also check bilirubin levels and viral markers.I hope I have answered you query. If you have any further questions you can contact us in every time. Wish you a good health. Kindly regards, Ivan R. Rommstein