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I got my blood work back and my potassium level and liver function are high.

My PCP told me to cut back on potassium rich foods. What is high in

potassium besides bananas.

He said not to worry about the liver function level. Should I be concerned?

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I got my blood work back and my potassium level and liver function are high.

My PCP told me to cut back on potassium rich foods. What is high in

potassium besides bananas.

He said not to worry about the liver function level. Should I be concerned?

Robina

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In a message dated 03/07/2003 6:59:08 PM Eastern Standard Time,

rfisher815@... writes:

> What is high in

> potassium besides bananas.

>

>

I think potato is high in potassium. Kim

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In a message dated 03/07/2003 6:59:08 PM Eastern Standard Time,

rfisher815@... writes:

> What is high in

> potassium besides bananas.

>

>

I think potato is high in potassium. Kim

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Robina -

I may need to be corrected on this one, but it's my understand that, with

regard to liver function, all post-WLS patients will always and forever have

higher liver function (whatever) results, i.e. higher than " normal. " I

don't remember where I got this from.

Anyone????

Bobbie

Anchorage

<<I got my blood work back and my potassium level and liver function are

high.

My PCP told me to cut back on potassium rich foods. What is high in

potassium besides bananas.

He said not to worry about the liver function level. Should I be concerned?

Robina>>

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Robina -

I may need to be corrected on this one, but it's my understand that, with

regard to liver function, all post-WLS patients will always and forever have

higher liver function (whatever) results, i.e. higher than " normal. " I

don't remember where I got this from.

Anyone????

Bobbie

Anchorage

<<I got my blood work back and my potassium level and liver function are

high.

My PCP told me to cut back on potassium rich foods. What is high in

potassium besides bananas.

He said not to worry about the liver function level. Should I be concerned?

Robina>>

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In a message dated 3/8/2003 12:34:23 PM Central Standard Time,

WRC@... writes:

> I may need to be corrected on this one, but it's my understand that, with

> regard to liver function, all post-WLS patients will always and forever

> have

> higher liver function (whatever) results, i.e. higher than " normal. " I

> don't remember where I got this from.

> ----------------------------------

1. I have never heard that.

2. My liver function test results have been normal from the get-go and stayed

normal.

Carol A

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In a message dated 3/8/2003 12:34:23 PM Central Standard Time,

WRC@... writes:

> I may need to be corrected on this one, but it's my understand that, with

> regard to liver function, all post-WLS patients will always and forever

> have

> higher liver function (whatever) results, i.e. higher than " normal. " I

> don't remember where I got this from.

> ----------------------------------

1. I have never heard that.

2. My liver function test results have been normal from the get-go and stayed

normal.

Carol A

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Geeze - I don't know where I got this from then (re: post-WLS will routinely

high-normal liver enzymes), but I swear I got it from someplace " official. "

Oh well, I stand corrected. Wish I could remember why this is liver info is

" set " in my brain ... hope I didn't needlessly alarm anyone.

Bobbie

Anchorage

<<I have always had normal liver enzymes. I take lipitor, klonopin and drink

wine, all of which can negatively affect liver enzymes in some people, but

mine have always been fine since surgery. I haven't heard this before.>>

in Austin

RNY April 1998

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Geeze - I don't know where I got this from then (re: post-WLS will routinely

high-normal liver enzymes), but I swear I got it from someplace " official. "

Oh well, I stand corrected. Wish I could remember why this is liver info is

" set " in my brain ... hope I didn't needlessly alarm anyone.

Bobbie

Anchorage

<<I have always had normal liver enzymes. I take lipitor, klonopin and drink

wine, all of which can negatively affect liver enzymes in some people, but

mine have always been fine since surgery. I haven't heard this before.>>

in Austin

RNY April 1998

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I have always had normal liver enzymes. I take lipitor, klonopin and drink

wine, all of which can negatively affect liver enzymes in some people, but

mine have always been fine since surgery. I haven't heard this before.

in Austin

RNY April 1998

----- Original Message -----

> In a message dated 3/8/2003 12:34:23 PM Central Standard Time,

> WRC@... writes:

>

> > I may need to be corrected on this one, but it's my understand that,

with

> > regard to liver function, all post-WLS patients will always and forever

> > have

> > higher liver function (whatever) results, i.e. higher than " normal. " I

> > don't remember where I got this from.

> > ----------------------------------

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I have always had normal liver enzymes. I take lipitor, klonopin and drink

wine, all of which can negatively affect liver enzymes in some people, but

mine have always been fine since surgery. I haven't heard this before.

in Austin

RNY April 1998

----- Original Message -----

> In a message dated 3/8/2003 12:34:23 PM Central Standard Time,

> WRC@... writes:

>

> > I may need to be corrected on this one, but it's my understand that,

with

> > regard to liver function, all post-WLS patients will always and forever

> > have

> > higher liver function (whatever) results, i.e. higher than " normal. " I

> > don't remember where I got this from.

> > ----------------------------------

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My liver enzymes are elevated, but my docs don't seem that worried about it.

And, yes, many of " us " have elevated liver enzymes. I take Milk Thistle for

it, as do many others. I'd love to know why this happens, but I don't know

currently. I was following this thread hoping someone would post the answer

as to " why " .

Chrissie

Surgery: August 31, 2000: Open RNY/GB Removal/hernia repair

Start: 373lbs Height 5'2 " BMI 70

8/16 Abdominoplasty(-8 lbs)/thigh lipectomy

1/20/03 breast reduction(-6lbs)/rhytidectomy of sides/brachioplasty

2/7/03 - 163 BMI 29.8

total loss - 210 lbs

shihtzumom@...

http://users.snip.net/~shihtzumom

My WLS Journey:

http://millennium.fortunecity.com/doddington/691/WLS/this_is_me.htm

Re: High Levels of Potassium and Liver Function

> Geeze - I don't know where I got this from then (re: post-WLS will

routinely

> high-normal liver enzymes), but I swear I got it from someplace

" official. "

>

> Oh well, I stand corrected. Wish I could remember why this is liver info

is

> " set " in my brain ... hope I didn't needlessly alarm anyone.

>

> Bobbie

> Anchorage

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My liver enzymes are elevated, but my docs don't seem that worried about it.

And, yes, many of " us " have elevated liver enzymes. I take Milk Thistle for

it, as do many others. I'd love to know why this happens, but I don't know

currently. I was following this thread hoping someone would post the answer

as to " why " .

Chrissie

Surgery: August 31, 2000: Open RNY/GB Removal/hernia repair

Start: 373lbs Height 5'2 " BMI 70

8/16 Abdominoplasty(-8 lbs)/thigh lipectomy

1/20/03 breast reduction(-6lbs)/rhytidectomy of sides/brachioplasty

2/7/03 - 163 BMI 29.8

total loss - 210 lbs

shihtzumom@...

http://users.snip.net/~shihtzumom

My WLS Journey:

http://millennium.fortunecity.com/doddington/691/WLS/this_is_me.htm

Re: High Levels of Potassium and Liver Function

> Geeze - I don't know where I got this from then (re: post-WLS will

routinely

> high-normal liver enzymes), but I swear I got it from someplace

" official. "

>

> Oh well, I stand corrected. Wish I could remember why this is liver info

is

> " set " in my brain ... hope I didn't needlessly alarm anyone.

>

> Bobbie

> Anchorage

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