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I had a liver test taken a month ago and it was normal. i took one again and it came out abnormal. should i be worried? what causes an abnormal test?
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Abnormal liver tests: It is hard to answer this question without more information. What liver tests were abnormal and what were the actual values. There are many things that can cause elevated liver enzymes such as medications, alcohol and infections. You need to follow up with your physician about these abnormal test results.
Answered 8/1/2015
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