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Hello, what does it mean when you have blood work and my doctor is now asking what otc meds i am taking (liver) please advise.....thank you?
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Unclear: It may mean that your blood work was abnormal and the doctor wanted to know what you were taking to see if it could be causing the abnormality. You should ask your doctor about this.
Answered 1/14/2016
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