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There is very elevated liver enzymes of my 7 months old baby, should i be worried?
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Yes: Infantile hepatitis is fairly common and your pediatrician needs to seek a cause. Hopefully it will be self-limited or treatable. I very much hope you are not giving junior any 'alternative-complementary' medicines from a source that's not trustworthy -- many are not what they claim to be and can be liver poisons.
Answered 7/3/2017
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