Mrcp report/ high liver enzymes

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Asked for Female, 30 Years

Hi, my liver enzymes are raised since one year and no finding in USG, antibodies, hepatitis, Wilson, igg ttg tests. Got an mrcp done. Can you tell if it explains my high enzymes? I am really frustrated? Is there any other test I need to get done? Please don't write contact me I have already contacted multiple gastroenterologist. Thanks

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Dr. Wahid Akbar Gastroenterologist 4 yrs exp Hyderabad · Accepted Answer

Dr. Wahid Akbar

Gastroenterologist 4 yrs exp Hyderabad

Hello Your mrcp won't explain the abnormal LFT. Most likely liver lesion is haemangioma which is benign. If usg is normal and ALP is normal on LFT, there was no need to do MRCP.

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