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If you have elevated transaminasemia once from drinking then get retested two more times after could you still have liver disease? im an alcoholic.
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Possible: Liver disease can be present with or without elevations of transaminases. Recognizing your illness is a good start toward restoring health.
Answered 5/7/2014
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