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Elevated liver enzymes, fatigue , nausea are my symptoms. doc suggests gall bladder but nuclear gall bladder test negative. what next?

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Family practice : Make sure you don't have mononucleosis or hepatitis. These are caused by viruses which give you those symptoms.

Dr Hoepfner agreed

Answered 4/8/2013

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Dr. Michael Dugan answered

Specializes in Hematology

Checking: Serologies for possible hepatitis or mono would be of help.

Dr Hoepfner agreed

Answered 10/14/2017

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