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Pancreas level keeps coming back elevated but normal liver tests? can there still be an issue?
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Pancreas enzymes : Sustained elevation in pancreas enzymes typically indicates ongoin inflammation. Chronic pancreatitis. If amylase is the enzyme, then salivary gland release is a consideration. If lipase is the elevated enzyme, then pancreas is the certain source. Normal liver tests simply mean that liver cells are not releasing enzymes.
Answered 9/23/2014
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