What does fatty liver mean?

Liver Enzymes to high? What does that mean? Should I be worried?

• Last week on Friday I had blood tests done that they told me then was for my galbladder when they called me Teusday with the results, I pushed the person on the phone to tell me if the news was good or bad. They told me "theres something wrong with you liver and you should come in and see the doctor this week." I freaked, so of course I set an appointment for the comming up Friday, today. Apparently I had high enzymes levels that could be caused by a variety of things but it is hard to pin point anything without an ultra sound, so since I originally came in the week before with consistant vomitting the doctor thought it would be in my best intrest just to take more blood work one last time before doing anything major. Im 20 years old, im young. but I was wondering, I used to take Tylonel ALOT when I was 14 due to major muscels pains. I would go thru 2 bottles a week. I went to BaylorWorx to heal my body naturaly so now I hardly ever take any, I have had the same bottle for 5 months now .... would this have an affect on me now? I mean, its been 6 years, my liver should have healed by now right? If it does turn out to be high enzymes, is my health in extreme jeperody?

• Answer:

  "I had blood tests done that they told me then was for my galbladder" First question: why were they looking at your gallbladder?? Did you have any symptoms? Liver enzymes are a group of things, and we look at these as the pattern of derangement can sometimes help us pin point where a problem could be.. like in the bile ducts or the liver for example. Without knowing which ones were deranged, making any comment is just speculation. I would need to know also if you had any symptoms such as abdo pain, nausea, yellow skin. The tyleno could have effected your liver, but given that you state that it was 6 years ago, I would have expected that the liver would have repaired itself, unless you did significant damage. Don't stress to much, you are seeing the doc soon.