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De arrenge liver enzymes
In 2016 i was first dignosed with high billurubin.
Since 2024 dec it's high .like unconjugated billurubin 1.4
And congjugated .3
Total billurubin 2.
Inthis range since 9years with normal liver enzymes.some doctor said it's gilbert syndrome.
But in jan2025 I test routine check found liver enzymes high
Like sgpt 75
Sgot 50
After taking medicine EVION 400mg
And eurosocol sr 400
It was normal between 15 days intervals
Fibroscan also normal
I am occasional drink
I also hyperthyroidism problem
Should I woory about my liver.
Is hyperthyroidism can cause high liver enzymes
I am overthinking
Pls pls suggest
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Dr. Sarathchandra Gorantla
Gastroenterologist
17 yrs exp
Hyderabad
You have a history of high bilirubin (Gilbert syndrome pattern)
Mild liver enzyme elevation can be due to:
Thyroid condition
Occasional alcohol use
Medications
Diet and lifestyle factors
Next Steps
The current elevation is mild and likely manageable with lifestyle modifications. Continue your thyroid medications as prescribed and schedule a follow-up in 6-8 weeks with new tests.
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