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Which hypnotic is least likely to cause disturbed liver enzymes, particularly alt? benzos? or other ?

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Benzos: Benzos are less likely to disturb liver enzymes.

Answered 9/29/2016

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Can not exercising and eating a lot of sugar/sugary drinks cause liver alt enzyme to be 100 during a 2 month timeframe? My sons level was 80 in may and now it is 100. He eats a lot of healthy food but also consumes a lot of sugar. He is 22 and slim?

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ALT 93 Unit/L AST 44 Unit/L all other liver enzymes normal. What can be the cause?

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