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HIGH DIRECT BILIRUBIN
Have been a regular drinker from last 10 yrs.
TOTAL BILIRUBIN - 0.70
Direct bilirubin- 0.40
ALT- 58 and AST - 59 which was much higher three months back
GGTP- 40
Total Protein-8.80
Globulin-3.70
HB level- 17
Blood smears- Normocytic normochromic rbc
Kindly suggest if I'm having any liver disease or blood related issues
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Dr. Manoj Aithal
Laparoscopic Surgeon
18 yrs exp
Mumbai
Present liver function test report seems ok.
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Dr. Hardik Shah
Gastroenterologist
13 yrs exp
Mumbai
You have marginally elevated liver enzymes. Kindly get sonography of liver done to check for size and echotexture of liver ( usually alcoholic fatty liver is common in patients who consume alcohol on regular basis). You need to cut down/ stop on alcohol consumption and meet with liver specialist to prevent long term damage that could potentially occur if alcohol consumption persists
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