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A member asked:
What can a high alt reading of 135 mean in a person with metastic colon cancer who is on oxyplatin chemo ?
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Possibilities: correlate with CT scan or PT scan: may be liver inflammation, liver metastasis, gallbladder disease or reaction to chemo. Please consult with your oncologist ASAP.
Answered 4/5/2020
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