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I was told that my blood work showed elevated liver enzymes should i be worried ?
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LFTs : Yes. You should repeat the labs and if still elevated, need further work up to rule out hepatitis , side effects of medicine, obstruction of biliary system or primary liver disease.
Answered 3/24/2018
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