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LFT test problem.

2018-01-13 18:28:18
My wife LFT TEST report ALT-574/AST-363/ALP-265,recently got food poison , G Bladder removed due to stone .
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Those levels can be raised due to recent infections, Shift to liquid and easy digestible food for 2-3 days and get the test done again

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