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Chronic cholestasis over yrs when taking otc meds/herbs esp caffeine, severe flares of pruritis and back cramps, no yellow skin or eyes, any ideas? ty
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Liver disease??: I suspect that your liver is affected by some type of disorder. You should send us your liver Function test(LFTs) results in order to assess the degree of cholestasis. Have you consulted a liver specialist(Hepatologist)?? If not, you should seek a second opinion to provide you the best available advice and treatment and to know your diagnosis(Cholestasis is not a diagnosis by itself)
Answered 3/23/2017
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