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What medications and precautions should a person take if his ggtp for liver is 790 . reason being alcohol . the person has cut down on alcohol.
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Continue abstinence: The most important thing is to stay abstinent and don't drink any alcohol. After that, best to avoid common liver toxic drugs like Acetaminophen in excessive amounts. Good luck.
Answered 6/24/2014
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