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What Causes Elevated Levels Of Bilirubin,ALT And Glucose In Blood Tests?
Just had blood work done . glucose 104mg,bilirubin 1.5 and ALT is 62. I'm on oxycodin 1x a day and I've been constipated could that have anything to do with the elevations of my glucose, bilirubin and ALT?
I am a 61 year old healthy female! Used to have 2 glasses of wine a night but no longer having the wine since I've been on the oxycodin (reason for the oxycodin...I fell down the steps and hurt my back)!
I am a 61 year old healthy female! Used to have 2 glasses of wine a night but no longer having the wine since I've been on the oxycodin (reason for the oxycodin...I fell down the steps and hurt my back)!
Thu, 18 Aug 2016
Hi welcome to HCM...
The bilirubin and liver enzyme is only mildly elevated ....
Just now no need for much worry....
Take rest as you have history of trauma ..
Use paracetamol like analgesic rather than using narcotic like drugs for pain relief ...
Repeat liver enzymes and bilirubin after week , if still high than investigate with .....
1.USG
2.Urine urobilinogen
3.Urine bilirubin
4.PS with retic count
These investigation will able to identify cause of raised bilirubin and liver enzyme .
According to cause than treatment given..
Take care
Advise : Gastroenterologist consultation for examination
The bilirubin and liver enzyme is only mildly elevated ....
Just now no need for much worry....
Take rest as you have history of trauma ..
Use paracetamol like analgesic rather than using narcotic like drugs for pain relief ...
Repeat liver enzymes and bilirubin after week , if still high than investigate with .....
1.USG
2.Urine urobilinogen
3.Urine bilirubin
4.PS with retic count
These investigation will able to identify cause of raised bilirubin and liver enzyme .
According to cause than treatment given..
Take care
Advise : Gastroenterologist consultation for examination
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