Naproxen as a cause of acute cholestatic hepatitis: a case report

Key Points

• The aim is to report a rare case of acute cholestatic hepatitis associated with naproxen use.
• Documented the patient's medical history and symptoms.
• Conducted liver function tests to assess liver damage.
• Reviewed existing literature on naproxen and liver effects.
• The patient exhibited elevated liver enzymes indicating liver injury.
• Symptoms improved upon discontinuation of naproxen.
• Limited evidence of naproxen causing cholestatic hepatitis was supported.