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Posted by amkdiaries (Member # 7035) on :
 
I have stopped all of my antibiotics for over a week now due to my liver enzymes being elevated and just went for new bloodwork which shows that they doubled again. I am taking 4 capsules of milk thistle and IV glutathione along with NAC.

I am confused and don't know what to make of this. My ALT is almost 5x what it should be. Any thoughts would be appreciated. I am so sick of living with this.
 
Posted by seibertneurolyme (Member # 6416) on :
 
Are you taking any other meds? -- many pain meds for example would impact the liver.

Also have you been diagnosed with Babesia or any other coinfections?

Bea Seibert
 
Posted by LymedOut (Member # 22351) on :
 
Diflucan and some stomach meds like Axid can cause elevated liver enzymes.

If you are on pain meds, make sure there is no acetaminophen in it.
 
Posted by tonyp (Member # 14960) on :
 
My levels went higher after going off abx. I took the standard milk thistle for 2 months. After approx 2 months, they went back to normal.
My LLMD told me it may take a couple of months.
Good luck and have patience
 
Posted by HamDune (Member # 14139) on :
 
Drink fresh juice throughout the day, is my recommendation. Carrot/apple, greens, etc.. all very helpful in general, especially for liver health.

If problems persist, investigate coffee enemas, as many people on here can vouch for.
 
Posted by beths (Member # 18864) on :
 
That happened to me...I was fine for 2 years on meds, went off and they became elevated. Came back down after a month. I think it was leftover detox
 
Posted by amkdiaries (Member # 7035) on :
 
I am only taking blood pressure medicine and Elavil for sleep but I don't think this could do it. I was also taking cumanda and samento but no other drug. I hope they go down because they are almost 5x greater than they should be.
 


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