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What Could Cause High Liver Enzymes Level?

My nine year old daughter had blood tests done and she has a cholesterol level of 195 and LDL of 118. Her liver enzymes were high 35 and her doctor is redoing her liver function tests in a month. Can high cholesterol be causing her liver enzymes to be high? She had diarrhea for two days about a month ago, other than that she is fine. She had a rectal polyp removed at 5 months old. My doctor said maybe a virus could have caused her liver enzymes to be high. Should I be concerned something more serious is going on?
Mon, 22 Aug 2016
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Hello. High cholesterol per se doesn't elevate liver enzymes, but it can be associated with a condition called fatty liver which does. Nothing to serious since it can be treated with a low fat/low cholesterol diet. The mononucleosis virus can elevate liver enzymes for a certain time
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What Could Cause High Liver Enzymes Level?

Hello. High cholesterol per se doesn t elevate liver enzymes, but it can be associated with a condition called fatty liver which does. Nothing to serious since it can be treated with a low fat/low cholesterol diet. The mononucleosis virus can elevate liver enzymes for a certain time