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Escitaloprám oxalate affect liver?
Does escitaloprám oxalate if taken for a year result in increased liver enzymes as I do not have any other liver issues or symptoms
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Dr. Shanti Mohan
Psychiatrist
12 yrs exp
Hyderabad
1-2 in 100 patients will have elevated liver enzymes. That too it will be mild elevation only. Other possible risk factors for elevated liver enzymes could be polypharmacy, alcohol abuse. Hence if they are present, do look into them. Or else you can monitor liver enzymes biannually.
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Monitor once in 6 months and look for other possible risk factors
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Dr. Shabir Ahmad Dar
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Srinagar
Very few case reports available so rarely
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