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4 weeks had severe abdo cramps, nausea and fatigue. both types of liver enzymes are mildly elevated but are going down since last test what do i have?
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Hepatitis maybe: Any of the viruses, or an allergy to a medication. Your physician knows how and whether to continue the workup. Maybe something else.
Answered 2/19/2014
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