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Xie WF et al. – A thorough history of medication should be taken in all patients presenting with abnormal hepatic test results. Chinese medicinal herbs were the most frequent hepatotoxic factor in patients, although the liver injury was not severe in most cases and was relieved after the prompt withdrawal of the suspected drug.

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