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Pre op labs

I had my pre Op labs yesterday and my liver enzymes were 300 (100 prior) and wbc 13. Has this happened to anyone. If so, did it stall surgery? Mine is in 10 days.

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Weight loss is hard on your liver. It’s not unusual to have elevated liver enzymes especially after surgery for a while (at least until you’ve lost the most of your weight). If you’ve already lost weight as part of your surgery diet or your approval process it’s likely why your liver function results are elevated. Your surgery wouldn’t be delayed if that is the cause.

Of course I’m not a doctor and don’t know your medical history, but give your team a call to be sure.

All the best with your surgery. Big & amazing changes are ahead.

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