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A member asked:
Good afternoon doctors. i was on a three-week cruise and drank socially. my ast liver enzyme was 55..it is or was usually around 40. how can i bring it back down please?
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If alcohol was the cause, it should return to normal by having no alcohol for a couple of weeks. If it persists after that, follow your doctor's advice.
Answered 9/16/2023
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