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Gallbladder removed 3/6/23 (no stones but operating at 15%). before the removal my liver enzymes had been slowly increasing and are now alt 193 ast 133 bilirubin 0.6. ct scan a few days ago was normal as was previous ultrasound. should i be worried?
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Liver enzymes go up with any inflammation in the body. If they are trending down over the next 4-6 weeks, that is a good sign they will likely normalize. You should avoid alcohol while they are still elevated. Continue to see your doctor so they can be repeated in a few weeks. If they are not trending down, see a liver specialist. Good luck!
Answered 3/18/2023
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