Liver enzymes raised
Brother of the Wolf
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I would suggest asking your doctor for a referral to a nutritionalist to specifically address your liver health. You are absolutely correct that poor diet can negatively affect your liver function. It is good to consult with a professional to find out exactly what changes to your diet you need to make to support the healing process of your liver. And great job on your sobriety!
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It took me another few months to finally stop drinking after this post. But here we are on September 23rd and my Liver enzymes are back in the normal range.
No there's a victory against the Demon
Thanks for your support my SR friends and have a great sober weekend.
Bruno.
No there's a victory against the Demon
Thanks for your support my SR friends and have a great sober weekend.
Bruno.
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Originally Posted by ccam1973 
Fantastic job and news Bruno. For people like us, keeping away from booze solves so many self inflicted problems.
Great job.
Great job.
When my liver enzymes came back high my dr. warned me about alcohol and wanted me in for more tests. Instead I hid in a bottle for 18 more months, the dull pains in my liver started about 6 months after the dr warned me. My brother-in-law has cirrhosis and nearly died from it. I don't want to end up there.
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Originally Posted by Bruno1979
Hi everyone,
I hope that you're all keeping well,
I've had my liver function test results back today and the Dr says that mine are slightly raised at 57. She says that it will repair itself in time as long as I stay off the booze.
I'm not too familiar about Liver enzymes. Does anyone know anything about the subject?
Thank you,
Bruno.
I hope that you're all keeping well,
I've had my liver function test results back today and the Dr says that mine are slightly raised at 57. She says that it will repair itself in time as long as I stay off the booze.
I'm not too familiar about Liver enzymes. Does anyone know anything about the subject?
Thank you,
Bruno.
Oh heck didnt read the entire post ha ha!!! Well done!
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