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Gamma Glutamyl transferese reading136U/L

2021-07-11 09:02:44
I just had my body blood checked for many paramaeters and found my liver GGT reading 136U/I .I am not alcoholic .what is the way to reduce it to normal
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Nothing to worry unless you face any symptoms

Answered2021-07-11 09:34:56

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