What's with total bile acid high 70?

High levels of total bile acids 70 μ mol/L may be caused by drug effects, liver diseases, biliary tract diseases, etc. 1. Drug effects The use of certain drugs may lead to liver or biliary tract damage, which may lead to elevated levels of total bile acids. Common drugs include antibiotics, non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, etc. 2. Liver diseases The liver is a metabolic site for bile acids. When liver damage or disease occurs, the metabolism and excretion of bile acids may be affected, resulting in elevated levels of total bile acids. 3. Biliary tract diseases Biliary tract is an excretion channel for bile acids. When biliary tract obstruction or inflammation occurs, bile acid excretion may be blocked, resulting in elevated levels of total bile acids. Common biliary tract diseases include gallstones, cholecystitis, etc.