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Elevated liver enzymes of unknown cause. alt at 119. ast 70. ggt 95. all else normal. is it safe to take losartan and amlodipine for bp control?

Q: elevated liver enzymes of unknown cause. alt at 119. ast 70. ggt 95. all else normal. is it safe to take losartan and amlodipine for bp control?

: You say unknown etiology so NAFLD has been ruled out. You can take both losartan and amlodipine with abnormal liver enzymes. Make sure you are referred to a liver specialist for those abnormal results if you have not seen any specialist yet. Good luck.

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Dr. Hiep Le answered

Specializes in Nephrology and Dialysis

You say unknown etiology so NAFLD has been ruled out. You can take both losartan and amlodipine with abnormal liver enzymes. Make sure you are referred to a liver specialist for those abnormal results if you have not seen any specialist yet. Good luck.

Dr Seibert agreed

Answered 5/17/2023

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A member asked:

Elevated liver enzymes of unknown cause. alt at 119. ast 70. ggt 95. all else normal. is it safe to take losartan and amlodipine for bp control?

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