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Gallbladder removed 3/6. before and after surgery alt/ast were high but otherwise normal in the past. last test on 3/17 - alt 205 & ast 137. alk phos and bilirubin normal. hepatitis negative. us & ct scan were normal. us showed no bile duct dialation?
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These take time to normalize. Repeat in a few weeks
Answered 3/23/2023
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