Continuation to yesterday's boil case. We ran blood work and | Figure 1

DrNaughtyBits

Continuation to yesterday's boil case

We ran blood work and called the patients to discuss the results. As previously stated, the patient was on #Metronidazole and #Amoxicillin due to a root canal. The patient had a #Cystectomy 20 years ago. I believe the increased LFTs are due to the metronidazole. What are your opinions?

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