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Alt 32 ast 41- normal liver ultrasound. on cymbalta and metoprolol. could medication be cause of high enzymes?
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Liver enzymes: Your liver enzymes would be normal by most labs and context in which they were checked makes a big difference. If using any recreational drugs, including alcohol and or OTC drugs, such as acetaminophen or Tylenol, they would be more likely to interfere with liver enzyme values. Your treating doc remains your best reference and serial liver function tests usually help decide if worrisome or not.
Answered 1/3/2021
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