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Autoimmune hepatitis not responding to medication?
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Change: You may need to change to a different immunosuppressive regimen. If your liver specialist is not very experienced in treating this condition, you could consider getting a second opinion. If nothing works and your liver is failing a transplant could be an option.
Answered 1/18/2015
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