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Abnormal liver functions.. a "93" don't have hepatitis a or c... never drank before why could this be im 24?
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See below: This could be related to medications that you take, gallstones, and conditions such as autoimmune hepatitis. You need to consider seeing a gastroenterologist if you have not already.
Answered 6/30/2013
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