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Alt @6 week intervals 61, 111, 75, 81.u/s clear, no hep, nil alcohol or paracetamol for 5 months now, some ruq pain & nausea, what's the nxt step? mri?
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Further Testing: There are many causes of elevated liver enzymes. Yours are clearly abnormal and you should discuss with your doctor what the next steps in diagnosis should be.
Answered 11/28/2017
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