No that is not a very high result. High is over 100 or further in the 100's--
http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/e...cle/003473.htm
Some viruses will raise liver functions temporarily but often that is much higher. Mono for example can really push you up.
But there are autoimmune liver diseases, and since your whole PN experience may have an autoimmune component, you should have your doctor monitor you closely.
My mother in law moved to Calif many years ago, contracted Valley Fever there (a virus) and developed autoimmune hepatitis. She was managed well, and lived to be 92 yrs old.
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