Liver Disorders, Hepatitis A,B,C Forum - CEPHALEXIN and bilirubin levels

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Q: CEPHALEXIN and bilirubin levels

asked by: blaain2000 on August 14th, 2008

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I had been taking CEPHALEXIN 500mg 3x a day for several days prior to my blood test. Could this be the cause of my Bilirubin levels being elevated and my liver enzimes being with in normal ranges?

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bingogal50

replied on March 31st, 2009

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cephalexin with hepatitus c

last october i broke my leg in 5 places got a staff infection and was given cephalexin for it it took a couple of months for infection to go away and that delayed the healing of my break. I would like to know if the hep c was a contributing factor for the slow healing

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