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Would a combination of materna prenatal vitamins & palafer cf iron pills cause an elevated liver enzyme level of alt 54? no alcohol use or medication.
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Probably not: If you are pregnant there are other potential causes. Consult yr OB provider or pcp if not pregnant.
Answered 6/10/2014
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