Re: Liver Enzymes??

[Guest guest]

At 08:25 PM 4/26/2006, you wrote:

>Got an email from my primary doc...some bloodwork I had done for chest

>pains came back with elevated liver enzymes. More tests were ordered and I

>get the results Friday morning.

>

> Could the elevation be possibly due to my pain meds?

>

> I am on Mobic, Elavel, Percocet (prn), Flexeral, and Ultram.

> Maybe another reason for the pain pump?

I think there's a very strong possibility that's true.

I see that you're taking Flexeril and also Ultram, Vivian. Do either make

you feel " loopy " and tired, like a wet dish rag?

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[Guest guest]

It could be... it could also be a hundred other stupid things, so best thing

to do is consult the doc, and not stress about it in the meantime.

I've had elevated liver enzymes several times (several different enzymes,

too), and they've always dropped by themselves.

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On 4/26/06, Vivian Harkness <vivianharkness@...> wrote:

>

> Got an email from my primary doc...some bloodwork I had done for chest

> pains came back with elevated liver enzymes. More tests were ordered and I

> get the results Friday morning.

>

> Could the elevation be possibly due to my pain meds?

>

> I am on Mobic, Elavel, Percocet (prn), Flexeral, and Ultram.

> Maybe another reason for the pain pump?

>

>

[Guest guest]

all that stuff definitely puts pressure on your liver.

Got an email from my primary doc...some bloodwork I had done for chest pains

came back with elevated liver enzymes. More tests were ordered and I get the

results Friday morning.

Could the elevation be possibly due to my pain meds?

I am on Mobic, Elavel, Percocet (prn), Flexeral, and Ultram.

Maybe another reason for the pain pump?