elevated alkaline phosphatase, PSC, and IBD - oh my!

DJ HMember

I did some searches and don't see very many posts about elevated alkaline phosphatase levels, PSC, or in general liver issues on the site. Seems like PSC and UC have some relationship. As I understand it elevated alkaline phosphatase levels can go hand in hand with bowel diseases and liver issues.

Is anybody else dealing with elevated alkaline phosphatase levels and what have you done as a result? My levels are high now, and the first step after doing some more blood tests is having ultrasounds done to look for issues. Not sure what comes next but I guess I'll find out. This is a new one to me so I'm just starting the research on it. Thanks.

2/5/172:30 PM

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