Common : Many viral illnesses have a non specific irritant effect on the liver and may cause a transient rize in liver enzymes.Within a month or two this is usually gone.
Answered 10/28/2013
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Most likely: Normal for the situation described. Retesting in a month is advised and hopefully normal by then, provided no other symptoms and abnormalities seen.
Answered 9/9/2013
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Transaminitis: A low grade transaminitis (elevation of all the liver enzymes) can occur after a routine virus. This can be caused by systemic inflammation caused by the body's attempt to fight off the virus. With this being said, watch for any urine or eye discoloration--if discolored could be a sign of rising liver enzymes and true hepatitis.
Answered 5/9/2014
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Viral infections: Viruses like ebv and CMV are notorious for minimal elevations in liver enzymes. Different story if physician concerned for hepatitis with large increases in liver enzymes.
Answered 1/3/2015
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May be normal: A lot of viruses may cause slight infection of the liver that is self-resolving.
Answered 9/29/2016
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