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If i have damage to liver high enzymes in blood does it automaticly mean chirosis? or i need to juz cut bk on alcohol?
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No: There are many conditions that could cause elevation of liver enzymes. You should have this evaluated and follow up with your physician. It may not be cirrhosis.
Answered 6/23/2014
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