You dont treat normal liver enzymes even if you had PBC. But you don't have pbc because your liver enzymes are normal
PBC DiagnosisI'm male, 30 years old, 5'11, 190 pounds. I have Hashimoto's disease and collagen vascular disease. I take 75mcg Synthroid and 400mg hydroxychloroquine per day. A couple years ago I tested positive for antimitochondrial antibodies at 1:80 titer. My liver enzymes have been normal. My total cholesterol is in range but my bad cholesterol is slightly high.My rheumatologist told me that the antibodies are usually seen in primary billiary cholangitis, but that they can be present in rheumatological diseases as well. My diagnosis of collagen vascular disease is a vague label as my only symptoms are low white count and low platelets, declining for a decade. Cancer was ruled out and they tried hydroxychloroquine, thinking it was autoimmune as I already had Hashimoto's disease. My blood counts have been higher since I've been taking hydroxychloroquine.I get my liver enzymes checked twice per year. Should I push for any other tests so that if I have PBC, it can be caught early? My rheumatologist said he wouldn't do a biopsy or ultrasound as my liver enzymes are normal. Is there anything else that can be done?