Reply to "Abnormal Liver Chemistries- Testing?"

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I agree just the weapons used to fight IBD are enough to cause anyone havoc on the liver. I'm also with you on the fact I'd rather know what is causing the enzyme spike now rather than later. There is greater fear of the unknown. At least knowing what's wrong gives you a chance to fight it .

The sedation for my biopsy was very similar to the ones given for my scopes although, I came out of it faster, so it may not have been as strong. I remember most of the wait time afterward before I could get up - so probably very mild sedation for this one. (My husband said it all went very quickly.)

Praying you get some answers soon!

3/1/1910:14 PM

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