Such high enzyme levels indicate rather severe liver damage, such as acute hepatitis. Whether there is risk of permanent damage and ultimate cirrhosis depends on the cause, how long the problem has been present, and other factors. For example, potentially very different outcomes between viral hepatitis, alcohol, drug toxicity (like acetaminophen overdose), autoimmune, etc. Discuss w/ your doctor.
Answered 4/23/2023
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Do contact your current doctor and engage in a comprehensive discussion. There is an ethical responsibility to answer your questions fully and thoroughly based on your physician's current understanding of your condition. Just to be complete, recommend an accompanying family member or close friend for this meeting.
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