Liver enzymes post exercise can look akin to acute liver failure. Given that this is bb.com, this is the most likely explanation.
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03-25-2009, 10:41 PM #31
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04-08-2009, 11:50 AM #32
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04-08-2009, 12:14 PM #33
wow your doctor based that off a blood test showing high liver enzymes..to determine liver disease you have to either do a biopsy or an ultra sound which he did neither...go to another doctor! It seems like your enzymes were high due to training..high liver enzymes dont ALWAYS mean liver disease!!
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04-08-2009, 05:22 PM #34
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04-09-2009, 06:23 AM #35
Perhaps the supplements raised his liver enzymes but if their isnt any damage to the liver itself then he's fine...liver enzymes after a night of drinking are through the roof!! does that mean that the liver is seriously damaged? I dont think so...again high enzymes don't always mean that the liver is damaged!! Without an ultra sound the doctor is just guessing!
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04-09-2009, 09:51 AM #36
An ultrasound probably isn't going to show anything. You can have AST/ALT in the tens of thousands have a normal ultrasound.
AST/ALT are markers of liver injury. Their elevation alone is enough to warrant a change in behavior (depending on the degree of elevation of course).No sir, I don't like it.
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04-09-2009, 11:58 AM #37
I agree, but it seems a bit odd. Other more complex explanations not withstanding (i.e. interference b/w test and supplements, unexplained and undiagnosed disease that just happened to go away just in time), it is also possible that this individual was working out harder when under supplements (due to psychological factors, not biological) and if he/she was under more inflamation, then, who knows, maybe this trigger the elevated enzymes???????
The stuff NO explode has (is it arginine?) would not harm the liver anyway.
Creatine would also not harm the liver, would it? how?
Kidney and creatine are another story. Same thing with kidney and excessive workouts.
Like someone said, the time b/w workout and test would have had to be constant, as well as workout intensity to be comparable (i.e. before and after supplements).Dr. ReefPicker (PhD)
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05-14-2009, 10:28 AM #38
Sounds extremely similiar to the symptoms I had when I got lymes disease, a tick infection. I dont know if that is common in Australia but I have also noticed from some of your posts that you have become a bit obsessive about your health, which happened to me as well. Dont want to give you something else to worry about but if you have gotten bitten with a tick that you can remember you may want to get it checked out.
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