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Topic: What symptoms do you have when your liver enzymes are up

Maya12
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Please tell me what symptoms you experience whenn liver enzymes are up?

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Razzle
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Itchier skin
A dull ache on my abdomen upper right side (under my ribcage)
Increased nausea
Decreased appetite
Increased fatigue

And I just plain feel toxic...

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Maya12
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Does anyone ever get really anxious and depressed, really out of it and dizzy?

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lax mom
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Itchy skin, acne, tender upper right abdomen area.

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Maya12
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Thanks guys, I appreciate your answers. Anyone else

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Maya12
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Anyone else ?

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desertwind
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Nightsweats, general ill feeling/toxic feeling, weight loss, loss of appetite, tender upper right ab. area.

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Keebler
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Some liver "education" articles here are very good:

http://flash.lymenet.org/scripts/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic;f=3;t=030792;p=0

LIVER & KIDNEY SUPPORT & and several HERXHEIMER support links, too.
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Maya12
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Thanks for the help and the links too Keebler. Does no one get really anxious and depressed or out of it ?

Also very dizzy , headache and heart palps

Or are these just symptoms of a herx?

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Keebler
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All those symptoms just go along with lyme and how lyme can affect all organs and systems.

Still, it makes sense that a stressed, hot or congested liver could cause every one of those symptoms and they do often travel in combination.

Is your liver support not up to speed?

MAGNESIUM deficiency can also cause every one of those symptoms, especially anxiety and heart palputations.

ADRENAL distress, too. Every one &/or all combined.

WATER ? Are you drinking enough water?
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Keebler
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http://flash.lymenet.org/scripts/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic;f=1;t=123746;p=0

Topic: MAGNESIUM LINKS sets

http://flash.lymenet.org/ubb/ultimatebb.php/topic/1/89790

Topic: NATURAL SLEEP & ADRENAL SUPPORT
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desertwind
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When your liver is not functioning correctly and/or over burdened then you can have a host of symptoms.

I think everyones body will have its owne sort of reaction to toxin overload. With this stuff it is really hard to tell.

Have you had bloodwork recently? Pretty simple way to know if your liver e.'s are high.....

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Maya12
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Yes I just had my liver tested on Monday and it was a bit high.
Should I back off of everything for now, even detoxing makes me feel worse

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Maya12
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Yes I just had my liver tested on Monday and it was a bit high.
Should I back off of everything for now, even detoxing makes me feel worse

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Keebler
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I tend to think that when someone says they are "detoxing" that might be too aggressive. I have never liked that term for that reason. But definitions can vary, of course.

I'm more for liver "support" on a steady basis.

If "detoxing" makes you feel worse, IMO, that's likely too aggressive and not as supportive as I think is the best way to go.

Your doctor should be the best one to guide you next step. I suggest going over the liver support links set to be sure you have the basics covered.
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Maya12
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I am also already on magnesium and adrenal support

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Maya12
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And thanks Keebler for all te links

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