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Could alt return to normal if you have wilson's disease and it's not treated? could it randomly return to normal or would it increase?
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Needs treatment: There may be minor variations in the enzyme levels due to unrelated causes, but wilson's disease does not remit on its own and can lead to catastrophic liver failure.
Answered 2/3/2014
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