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Liver ast alt ratio is high

2020-09-01 09:31:59
My liver function test is all normal except the ast alt ratio which is a 3. I have history of heavy social drinking (about 10 years). I have also taken propranolol and Xanax in the past for anxiety, don't know if this can hurt liver. Also used to take acetaminophen for headaches every time I had one. I am also about 20 kgs overweight. Please advise if this ratio is normal or if it's an issue
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Withdraw alcohol , start 45 mts excercise with fat free and less carbohydrates diet and get your BP also checked . Eye check up should also b dine . Take tab Liv 52 two tabs twice daily and 2 litres of Buttermilk daily

Answered2020-09-01 13:49:44

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