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Lupus patient- last round of tests show abnormally high bilirubin levels and abnormally low ast and alt. what would cause this and what would it mean?
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Obstructive jaundice: You may have a "blockage" of your liver ducts due to your Lupus or one of the medication you are taking! This needs further study ASAP A Rheumatologist should be consulted Good Luck Hope this helps Dr Z
Answered 10/31/2016
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