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I am 50yrs old female and recently went for blood tests.my liver is a little high and was told to have another test in 3 months.i want to take essential for liver .is it advisable ?will it affect my other medication?
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Not now: For the repeat liver tests best would be to avoid taking any supplements, no acetaminophen or alcohol. That would give your doc the best chance of explaining your results and order further tests if needed. Make sure you share with your doc all prescribed, OTC meds and/or supplements.
Answered 12/4/2020
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