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I'm on bystolic (nebivolol). synthroid and omeorazole daily. i got blood work and my liver enzymes were in range but still higher than normal. ast-32 and alt- 42. is it one of my meds?

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Dr. Alvin Lin answered

Bystolic (nebivolol): www.epocrates.com suggests monitoring lfts if you take bystolic (nebivolol) but there's no mention of this for either synthroid or omeprazole. With that said, non-alcoholic fatty liver is a consequence of being overweight/obese so if that describes you, that would be the better choice (rather than stopping bystolic (nebivolol)) since losing weight could then lower your blood pressure, too. Chat w/your prescribing doc.

Answered 6/23/2018

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May be: If you drink alcohol, stop entirely. If you are overweight, losing weight will help.

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