Question 1

i have elevated liver enzymes. low calcium and vitamin d. elevated abs eos whited blood cell count. recently lost 12 inches of hair. extreme fatigue. ?

Accepted Answer

The constellation of: your symptoms is quite concerning. You need to see a health care provider for a thorough evaluation and additional laboratory testing. Make an appointment today.

Question 2

elevated liver enzymes. alt 126, ast 281. seeing a gastrolologist  looking at charts.  is this extremely high levels?

Accepted Answer

Liver Disease: One can go into liver failure if their enzymes are more than five times normal. Your labs are four to eight times normal.  This is very dangerous and must be addressed urgently to determine the cause of the problem.

Question 3

can high blood protein levels or sjogren's syndrome cause elevated liver enzymes test results?

Accepted Answer

Sjogren possible: But not likely with high serum protein. There is a condition called primary biliary cirrhosis that is associated with Sjogren and certain drugs used for Sjogren can potentially affect liver as well. Best thing to do is to see/talk to a rheumatologist.

Question 4

had elevated liver enzymes a while ago for a few days and blood test after a week showed normal levels. a month later can i take 500mg tylenol?

Accepted Answer

Yes: However, you should inform your doctor who is watching your liver if any and all meds.

Question 5

gallstone, 31% ef, low total bilirubin, high anion gap, hx of elevated liver enzymes. liver enzymes leveled out after taking hormones.causes? advice?

Accepted Answer

HF: you have complex issues. Why do you have HF and also the cause of liver disease ? The AGMA is concerning and has to be worked up. Some of these conditions can be related. What hormones did you take ? I have more questions than answers, more so because you have 2 organ dysfunction and a acid base disorder and they can be related.

Question 6

hi i went to the er with chest pains. i have high anxiety. they did a d dimer test. it was 2.41. they ordered a ct with contrast .. no clots found. all other levels were normal and i was discharged. i do have elevated liver enzymes if that matters?

Accepted Answer

Chest pain : Chest pain in 27 years with a negative CT chest. even if you have no stomach symptoms, the treatment of choice is a PPI (proton pump inhibitor ) like Nexium with the idea that the stomach is a very common reason for chest pain. Speak to your doctor I am certainly not seeing the entire picture. Do you have shortness of breath, leg swelling, how is your anxiety or health

Question 7

my tsh level is 10 and i am a patient of elevated liver enzymes what should i do?

Accepted Answer

See doctor: You are deficient in thyroid hormones and need supplementation. Please see your doctor to start the treatment and address liver issues.

Question 8

i recently received elevated liver enzymes (alt 149, ast 63),  so my doctor ordered an ultrasound. that only thing that came back was a benign hemangioma. could this be causing my elevated enzyme levels or is it likely something else?

Accepted Answer

: It is likely something else. Some medications can cause an elevation in liver enzymes so check with your doctor to see if that is possible. Avoid acetaminophen and alcohol while you are investigating why your enzymes are elevated. Are you having other symptoms? A visit with a liver specialist may be helpful if the etiology is not apparent to your primary care doctor. Good luck to you!

Question 9

what do elevated liver enzymes and low sodium levels indicate? i have had scan, ultrasound of liver, and hepatitis panel.  all of these were negative.

Accepted Answer

Not easy to answer: Elevated liver numbers can result from many things..Infection, obstruction, medications, drug use, fatty liver, carcinoma, alcohol consumption, gallbladder and pancreas problems.  Its great that the us was negative..But i'd suggest a ct for further clarification.  Low sodium can be from a number of reasons from drinking way too much water to losing sodium inappropriately from the kidney.

Question 10

could you die from high elevated liver enzymes?

Accepted Answer

Yes: If the numbers are extremely high it could be a sign of full on liver failure. The numbers don't kill you. Its the fact that the liver isn't working at all.

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I have elevated liver enzymes. low calcium and vitamin d. elevated abs eos whited blood cell count. recently lost 12 inches of hair. extreme fatigue. ?

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Elevated liver enzymes. alt 126, ast 281. seeing a gastrolologist looking at charts. is this extremely high levels?

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Can high blood protein levels or sjogren's syndrome cause elevated liver enzymes test results?

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Had elevated liver enzymes a while ago for a few days and blood test after a week showed normal levels. a month later can i take 500mg tylenol?

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Gallstone, 31% ef, low total bilirubin, high anion gap, hx of elevated liver enzymes. liver enzymes leveled out after taking hormones.causes? advice?

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Hi i went to the er with chest pains. i have high anxiety. they did a d dimer test. it was 2.41. they ordered a ct with contrast .. no clots found. all other levels were normal and i was discharged. i do have elevated liver enzymes if that matters?

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My tsh level is 10 and i am a patient of elevated liver enzymes what should i do?

A member asked:

I recently received elevated liver enzymes (alt 149, ast 63), so my doctor ordered an ultrasound. that only thing that came back was a benign hemangioma. could this be causing my elevated enzyme levels or is it likely something else?

A member asked:

What do elevated liver enzymes and low sodium levels indicate? i have had scan, ultrasound of liver, and hepatitis panel. all of these were negative.

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Could you die from high elevated liver enzymes?

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