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liver problems?
Otherwise, I am doing great! Love, Joyce
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Hi Joyce, glad you're doing well. Some of my liver enzymes were elevated during chemo, mostly GGT and ALK, but AST was also up a couple of times. They have since readjusted themselves back to normal. I did have twinges in my liver during chemo, but seem to be fine now. Hope this helps.
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Thanks, Jan. At first I worried about these liver values(no need to mention all the scary things my mind thought up!) and when I read it was a "normal" side effect on Chemo Care (great web site) I was so relieved. And I felt better all over. Like maybe the whole world was going to settle down and stop sending me only bad news. I guess that relief spread its way from my toes to the tips of my hair because I just looked in the mirror and there is an army of little tiny, next to invisible, hair soldiers, all over my head! Scuze me, while I kiss the sky! so happy.phoenixrising said:Hi Joyce, glad you're doing well. Some of my liver enzymes were elevated during chemo, mostly GGT and ALK, but AST was also up a couple of times. They have since readjusted themselves back to normal. I did have twinges in my liver during chemo, but seem to be fine now. Hope this helps.
jan
thanks for all your help so far! love, Joyce (California blonde) -
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Thanks, Angela. Hooboy, if they had told me I need to have my liver biopsied before talking to my friends here, I would have freaked big time!survivor51 said:The same thing happened to me and from what I gather, this is normal. They did take a biopsy of the liver which was nothing at all and it came back negative. Simple procedure but it does scare you with the What if.... Thinking of you, Angela
Sending good thoughts right back at you...love, Joyce
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