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Can pregnancy alone cause elevated liver enzyme levels? alt level was 54. is this considered high?
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Slightly elevated: Alt of 54 is slightly elevated. Normal pregnancy is not associated with elevation of alt. Do you drink or take any medications? It would be good to discuss this with your ob.
Answered 4/12/2013
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