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Blood tests show abnormal liver functions.....?

Husband felt dizzy a few times and went to ..docs...took blood tests and results showed low blood pressure but also liver functions to be low, they said it was due to his weight...he is 5ft 10in and 15ish stone, but has a manual labour job and defo doesn't look fat...can anybody relate to this and leave any ideas..Thanks in advance the doctor told him to come back in 6 weeks for another blood test, no medicines were given

Public Comments

1. I think you really should be talking to you GP about the blood test results.
2. Didn't the Doc discuss the medical results and prescibe any treatment or medication,? If not go back and ask.
3. Chinese herbal medicine is very good for liver. Drinking a lot of pure water Beet is good for liver Lemon Juice+luke/hot warm water everyday or Lemon Juice+Luke/hot warm water+honey everyday is good These are some helps Yoga, meditation, Pilate Exercise - home or gym Acupuncture helps for addiction and cure try www.acupuncture.com Chinese Herbal medicine is very good Avoid Spicy, fatty, oil foods Also Check for prostate infections or inflammations and kidney functions. Check for glandular imbalance Good luck
4. Don;t be afraid to ask questions or to ask for a second opinion,I wish I had last September, my husband was mis diagnosed and now he is incurable.
5. my bf had a similar problem over xmas and doc said that his liver function tests may be abnormal due to a viral illness, he had repeat tests done 4 weeks later and they were completely normal again, so dont worry until he gets his 2nd results back
6. You don't mention alcohol. Didn't your GP ask about drinking habits? If he drinks more than occasionally I would suggest stopping at least until the next blood test. The only things I've ever taken which improve liver function in a way which I can really feel is Milk Thistle & Alpha Lipoic Acid, both available in the UK. This will be especially important if they find unchanged liver function - they will need to look further into why this might be. Ask to be referred to a specialist, your GP's knowledge in this area will be limited.