can ms cause elevated liver enzymes
A new study will investigate a genetic cause for elevated liver enzymes in people with MS who take certain drugs. Elevated liver enzymes are a regrettably common complication of multiple sclerosis and its treatments.
Symptoms may be present, but it is also possible to have elevated liver enzymes with an underlying liver disease, yet have no noticeable symptoms. If you have been diagnosed with elevated liver enzymes, your doctor may recommend that you have further testing. More information about elevated liver enzyme symptoms is available. Elevated liver enzymes are also often called elevated transaminases. At times the more simple term transaminitis is also used. The particular enzymes which are commonly elevated are alanine transaminase (ALT) and aspartate transaminase (AST).