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Sorry, the liver enzyme is alt that is 267,not agl. cheers?
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The most important thing with elevated liver enzymes is to have an evaluation of the possible causes. Causes include excess alcohol use medication side effects viral hepatitis type AB or C and uncommon inflammatory disorders and uncommon inherited disorders of the liver.
Answered 11/28/2022
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