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petergrueber Thurs 28/08/08 13:29
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thank you for replying so quickly - much appreciated, are you saying that "elevated liver function" is drink/alcohol related only? or could it be due to something else?
petergrueber Thurs 28/08/08 13:45
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thanks for your help - goodbye
Ethel Thurs 28/08/08 13:51
It can be a sign of liver disease or damage, but not always - further tests are necessary.
If it is early stage liver damage, it is usually reversible by cutting cholesterol and alcohol, if alcohol is one of the causes.
Elevated liver enzymes can also indicate diabetes or obesity.