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Suggest Treatment For Severe Abdominal Pain And Elevated Liver Enzymes

I have been having ruq abdominal pain (again) for about 3 weeks. have a hx of elevated liver enzymes and lesions found on liver. did a couple of mri s and there was no changes noted, so they decided they don t need to keep looking, but now having discomfort just nervous
Mon, 5 Dec 2016
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Hello Dear. Severe abdominal pain with elevated liver enzymes can be sign of alcoholic liver disease, if you are a consumer of alcohol. The other most common possibilities are infection of liver like hepatitis A, hepatitis B, hepatitis C etc, non alcoholic fatty liver disease, obesity. Other rare possibilities are autoimmune hepatitis, celiac disease etc etc

Abstain completely from alcohol. Drink lots of water. Take vegetarian food. Give time for your liver to heal.

Hope i have answered your question. Feel free to contact me if you have any more questions. I ll be glad to help you.
All the best
With warm regards
Dr Sanjay Kini
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Suggest Treatment For Severe Abdominal Pain And Elevated Liver Enzymes

Hello Dear. Severe abdominal pain with elevated liver enzymes can be sign of alcoholic liver disease, if you are a consumer of alcohol. The other most common possibilities are infection of liver like hepatitis A, hepatitis B, hepatitis C etc, non alcoholic fatty liver disease, obesity. Other rare possibilities are autoimmune hepatitis, celiac disease etc etc Abstain completely from alcohol. Drink lots of water. Take vegetarian food. Give time for your liver to heal. Hope i have answered your question. Feel free to contact me if you have any more questions. I ll be glad to help you. All the best With warm regards Dr Sanjay Kini