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Jan DollarModerator, RN, retired

It looks like it is mostly the GGT that is elevated (hard to tell without the references), and that is modestly elevated. The SGOT/SGPT are mildly elevated, if at all. These all reference liver inflammation. Could be from your past use of NSAIDs.

The low CH50 refers to a presence of an acute inflammatory condition. But, it is non-specific. http://www.questdiagnostics.co...=618&labCode=SJC

The negative CCP rules out rheumatoid arthritis.

Good luck with the rheumy!

Jan

3/2/1611:52 AM

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