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I had bloodwork done and i have high liver enzymes. more work will be done to detect hepititis, can that be hepititis b?
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Maybe not: There are many causes of elevated liver enzymes - not just hepatitis b. Your doctor will take a careful history to better narrow down the differential and order the appropriate tests.
Answered 3/19/2014
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