Good morning,
Other than extensive fatigue, I had no other symptoms associated with the AH. Sjogren's was and is another story. If I'm remembering correctly, the liver does regenerate itself. My liver enzymes have been in the normal range for a very long time. Although there is debate about this, my oncologist believed the aziaprothine was A contributor to the development of cancer. Emphasis on A...meaning one. It was eleven years between my diagnosis of AH and NHlymphoma. That's eleven years of aziathropine. But, in my case, the greatest contributor to the cancer was the Sjögren's syndrome. Approximately 7-10% of those with SS develop lymphoma...and both my Dad and I developed both.
Remembering back, I think I was taken off the aziprothine once to see if the liver enzymes might remain normal, at the time it didn't work. You might consider doing that after some time...I'm not a doctor, but eventually the liver was not the subject of the autoimmune attack. Also, if you haven't heard this, this is very good advice. Don't get live vaccines. For whatever reason, live vaccines can initiate an autoimmune response. Good luck. We're all different, but it's great to share with people facing the same rare disease...there is hope.