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Can your alt be 17 over the normal cause of being on sulfa antibotics for 14 days and taking last pill night b4 test?
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Yes: Retest ALT in 6 weeks and it should come back to normal. Make sure to follow a healthy lifestyle and to ingest in moderation OTC medications, herbal supplements, vitamins, alcohol that may affect the liver.
Answered 9/16/2015
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