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My alt 464 u/l, was diagnosed with a common bile duct stone which caused bile obstruction. stone is removed, bile flow is restored. the dr has told me my alt will return to normal on its own after a few weeks. are there chances of alt to get normal?
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Answered 3/28/2022
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If there is no residual liver disease, your ALT will return to normal. Abstain from alcohol and paracetamol. Wish you good health!
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