Question 1

preg wife-had low tsh high t3/t4 tsabs; drs didn't treat; now has elevated liver enzymes; so, can untreated grave's dis. cause elevated enzymes?

Accepted Answer

Check with MD: Physicians will treat appropriately if needed. Grave's disease would be easily recognized by her md. Her liver enzymes may be elevated for many reasons in pregnancy. Check with her md.

Question 2

surgery 5 mos ago for abdominal hysterectomy. liver enzymes have always been normal now elevated alt 31 (6-29) & alp 138 (37-153). alp usually 85-90, but diff. lab with lower range (40-120). ldl always high, now 20 pts lower. problem? low tsh 0.11?

Accepted Answer

: None of these tests should be affected by the loss of your uterus, though they could reflect lingering effects from the surgery itself. These borderline changes are unlikely significant but need to be evaluated in the context of any other symptoms you may be having and should be repeated in a few months to assure they are stable. A lower LDL is good!

Question 3

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 4

need doctor's help! will low tsh raise liver enzymes?

Accepted Answer

No: One lab test doesn't affect another. More seriously, the common illnesses likely to produce low TSH (hyperthyroidism, hypopituitarism) are unlikely to raise liver enzymes, and even if they did, you still desereve a workup. If they're still up after 2 weeks off alcohol ; meds, continue to labs for hepatitis, hemochromatosis, wilson's and maybe others; be ready for a rx for intensive fitness.

Question 5

elevated liver enzymes . decrease in tsh from .94 to .86 within 3 months. vit d 51 nmol/l >74. under active thyroid ? have current blood results

Accepted Answer

It's not ever wise: to treat numbers and lab tests in isolation of the patient.  I would strongly suggest you discuss this face to face with the doctor requesting this lab work.  You have not provided any significant clinical information.

Question 6

what causes high liver enzymes and low blood sugar?

Accepted Answer

Liver and sugar: High liver enzymes can arise from a number of conditions and you need to see your doctor very soon.
How low is your low blood sugar? How often do you measure your blood sugar?
What diabetes medication are you using?
Put this all together and you MUST see your doctor!

Question 7

i have low creatinine, high liver enzymes, low transferrin, high ferritin, low neutrophils and high lymphocytes. what could cause this combination?

Accepted Answer

Labs: Please forgive my frankness. Labs mean little in isolation. You're already carrying the diagnosis of adrneal insufficiency and Hashimoto's; I'm concerned you have Schmidt's. The iron picture concerns me for ongoing chronic inflammation somewhere, not your Hsahimoto's; low creatinine's not a worry and just how high / low your WBC's are is the key -- these fluctuate wildly from hour to hour.

Question 8

is low functioning gallbladder with elevated liver enzymes of ast 77 alt 142 contributed by a underlying disease? if so what diseases?

Accepted Answer

Depends: All of the information you have given is compatible with gallbladder diseaase also. There could be other problems but do not have enough information to answer that question further.

Question 9

34m. high am cortisol (777 nmol/l), ufc (55mcg/day). low tt (~160 ng/dl) and low shbg (~10 nmol/l). i also have elevated liver enzymes (alt 74 and ggt 122) suggesting fatty liver (tg 2.55 mg/dl). could these all be related? likely causes?

Accepted Answer

: Sorry, I practice in the US so I could not understand the abbreviated terms, especially Canada labs also report them in international unit. What are UFC, TT and SHBG?

Question 10

low iron, high liver enzymes, high absolute monocytes count.. any correlation?

Accepted Answer

No: The absolute monocyte count seldom tells us much in isolation. If by "low iron" you mean a low serum iron, you need it interpreted; if by "low iron" you mean a low hemoglobin / hematocrit, you are anemic and this is serious. High liver enzymes require a workup for alcohol and drug toxicity, hepatitis, hemochromatosis, wilson's & others. Never focus just on labs.

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Preg wife-had low tsh high t3/t4 tsabs; drs didn't treat; now has elevated liver enzymes; so, can untreated grave's dis. cause elevated enzymes?

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Surgery 5 mos ago for abdominal hysterectomy. liver enzymes have always been normal now elevated alt 31 (6-29) & alp 138 (37-153). alp usually 85-90, but diff. lab with lower range (40-120). ldl always high, now 20 pts lower. problem? low tsh 0.11?

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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:

Need doctor's help! will low tsh raise liver enzymes?

A member asked:

Elevated liver enzymes . decrease in tsh from .94 to .86 within 3 months. vit d 51 nmol/l >74. under active thyroid ? have current blood results

A member asked:

What causes high liver enzymes and low blood sugar?

A member asked:

I have low creatinine, high liver enzymes, low transferrin, high ferritin, low neutrophils and high lymphocytes. what could cause this combination?

A member asked:

Is low functioning gallbladder with elevated liver enzymes of ast 77 alt 142 contributed by a underlying disease? if so what diseases?

A member asked:

34m. high am cortisol (777 nmol/l), ufc (55mcg/day). low tt (~160 ng/dl) and low shbg (~10 nmol/l). i also have elevated liver enzymes (alt 74 and ggt 122) suggesting fatty liver (tg 2.55 mg/dl). could these all be related? likely causes?

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Low iron, high liver enzymes, high absolute monocytes count.. any correlation?

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