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Does it normal for my alt go up to 200 ui/l after kidney transplant, my ast is at 50 ui/l. i'm using 1000mg cellcept and 5mg tacrolimus per day?
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Not normal, but not unexpected either. The medications you are taking could raise ALT. Your medication is more important, even at the cost of elevated liver enzymes. Wish you good health!
Answered 8/18/2021
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