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Ast to alt ratio is 1.41
Please find attached lft report.
Ast alt ratio is 1.41.
Is it high?
Pleaae check rest parameters also.
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It's normal.
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Need a few more details please consult for further evaluation and treatment
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Its ok
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Rest all results are normal, nothing to worry.
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I’ve reviewed your LFT + KFT report:
Next Steps
• No treatment required based on this report
• Routine care:
– Repeat LFT only if symptoms or after 6–12 months (routine)
• If you have symptoms (fatigue, pain, alcohol use, medications):
– Then correlate clinically
Health Tips
• Avoid unnecessary worry about ratios when values are normal
• Maintain healthy diet and hydration
• Limit alcohol (if applicable)
• Avoid unnecessary medications/supplements
⚠️ When to re-evaluate:
• If AST/ALT become elevated
• Symptoms like jaundice, abdominal pain
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No clinical significance
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Need correlated with other parameters.please consult .
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Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management
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All reports are normal.
AST (24) and ALT (17) are normal → so AST/ALT ratio 1.41 has no clinical significance.
Kidney function, bilirubin, proteins—all within range.
No treatment needed. Just maintain healthy diet and lifestyle.
Please consult me if any symptoms or further doubts.
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Reports are normal.ratio is mildly elevated and its not significant. Stop alcohol for sometime and increase proteineous diet .if you feel no symptoms like jaundice,weakness then no worry.
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Dr. Suraj Sharma
General Practitioner
4 yrs exp
Jaipur
Do consult
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