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What is the best way to bring down your liver enzyme agl,its sitting at 267.i am taking vismodgib tablet for cancer. thank you?
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It is only by finding the possible cause for the possible liver enzyme elevation. At a minimum eliminating completely possible hepatotoxic drugs and supplements ( alcohol, OTC acetaminophen, prescribed statins, etc) would be the first step. Second would be to look at the possible involvement of vismodegib based on timing of treatment and enzyme dynamics. Have your doc keep track and comment.
Answered 11/20/2022
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