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High liver enzymes. vaproic acid for 20 yrs 1000mg daily. last physical ast 42 high ref - 0-40 alt 61 high ref - 0-44 should i be concerned?
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Elevated ALT, AST: Elevated ALT, AST has been described with Valproic acid. This is best evaluated by your physician. Even though you are on Valproic aicd there may be other reason related to your general health status. Your physician can best clarify this.
Answered 11/28/2017
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