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Offline chadnla

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CT Scan of liver
« on: August 03, 2007, 03:49:36 pm »
My doctor just ordered a CT scan of my abdomen because my liver enzymes have been elevated for the past year. I don't know the numbers but he mentioned that they are 2-2.5X the upper limit and have been consistently that high.  I began taking Truvada right at a year ago, but my doc said that Truvada is not associated with liver problems. I am taking Kaletra and have been since I started meds in 2002.

I go in for my CT scan today.  Just curious what people have found out after the scan and whether they had to change meds, stop drinking, etc.
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Offline BriGuyNY,NY

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Re: CT Scan of liver
« Reply #1 on: August 05, 2007, 08:05:58 pm »
Hi, Brian here. Unfortunately, alcohol and meds don't mix to well. Sends liver and kidneys into overdrive, Also, has he done blood work for Hepatitis? Can be the culprit.  Just a suggestion
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