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Ggt 171 alt 51 recently completed 7 day course of co amixiclav 500/125 mgs three times daily i don't drink or smoke?
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Liver Damage: Your liver is sick. The cause of it needs to be determined. The most common reason is toxic use of tylenol (acetaminophen) or products containing tylenol (acetaminophen). Then there are the various viruses that cause chronic infection of the liver . And then the next most common problem is fat deposits in the liver known as fatty liver disease. This is a serious matter.
Answered 2/26/2014
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Raised Liver ALT&GGT,no history of being raised before - don't drink. Only new med is thyroxine.Bilrub,ALP,protein,albumin,globulin normal.why raised?
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History hospitalisation for Severe AH, anxiety.. Recovered, abstinent 10 mnth, resumed drinking, abstinent 24 days.. test results GGT 217, ALT 88, bilirubin 8umol, ALP 115, serum album 38, PT 15.3, INR 1.3, platelet 158.. possible AH or Cirrhosis?thx?
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