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My husband had his blood work done and his liver enzymes were 80. but he drank over the weekend and had it taken monday.
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Liver enzymes: Important to let his doctor know. Best would be to repeat test in couple of weeks and abstain from alcohol in the interim. The reason for why he had his liver enzymes tested will have to be weighed in prior to deciding about further tests.
Answered 4/27/2016
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