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Hello i had blood work done and my mcv is 93.1 mch 33.1 ast is 78 and alt is 166 those only showed high. drank day day before could that make it high?
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Yes: Alcohol will rev up liver to try to clear it. Always moderation.
Answered 3/7/2014
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