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What does liver enzymes in the 300's mean?
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Be concerned: Sgot ; sgpt, correct? Occasionally rhabdomyolysis (heavy exercise, statins, cocaine, trauma) can elevate these, but usually they're of hepatic origin. I'd be seriously concerned -- you may have a viral or drug-induced hepatitis, or may need to lay off the alcohol, or have hemochromatosis or one of the other serious liver diseaes. Get diagnosed and treated. It's really important.
Answered 8/25/2018
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