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Ast 43 and alt 69 and bun 7?
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Follow up: Low BUN not a concern. The mildly elevated transaminases may earn of hepatitis, alcohol use, medication allergy, Wilson's, or iron overload. Your physician knows what to do.
Answered 5/31/2016
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