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High ALT in liver test
In Liver test my ALT value is 108( normal range 10-49). I used to consume alcohol like 3-4 times a month but,I have not taken any for past 2 months.
Is this serious?
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Level of enzyme is elevated
Levels of other markers of liver function is desirable
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Consultation for detailed discussion is advisable
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Only single ast value in not that much significant !
I would like to k know some relevant history !
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there are some more test that needs to be done
like ALT , SERUM Bilirubin , SERUM protein
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Please share your full Liver function tests report.
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It is definitely worrisome that at your age you are seeing changes in the liver function
But we need to get some more tests done
To know the severity
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Can consult me privately for proper management and prescription
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Dr. Priyanka Reddy
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Nellore
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