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liver enzymes

drc758
drc758 CSN Member Posts: 4
edited March 2014 in Colorectal Cancer #1
so 128 would be about normal??
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  • taraHK
    taraHK CSN Member Posts: 1,952 Member
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    Your hospital shd be able to give you (a printed copy of) normal ranges. Or you can access these on the web. I had elevated counts during chemo. My counts were about 2x the upper limit of normal. This didn't seem to cause serious alarm (altho some concern). Apparently they can soar much higher than that. Sorry, I don't really know much about this -- just trying to share my meager knowledge.
    Tara
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  • gasman49
    gasman49 CSN Member Posts: 10
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    check this site out, it may help with answers. I have only browsed but it looks to be pretty informative. http://home3.inet.tele.dk/omni/alttest.htm
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