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Elevated ALT and AST after weightlifting
Dear Doctor, I had recently started Weightlifting on 10 Apr and did weight lifting on 10 to 14 Apr daily... thereafter due to medical I had done KFT LFT on 17 Apr. My ALT and AST have come very high... but I have no symptoms of liver problem... please advise can sudden weightlifting cause this...what should be further course of action. Regards
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