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Can prolonged use of zyrtec raise liver enzymes?
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Yes: Elevated liver enzymes have been reported as a side effect of Zyrtec; it is not known how often this occurs though it is relatively uncommon. See https://www.drugs.com/sfx/zyrtec-side-effects.html#for-professionals
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