We had a general blood test done for my brother as art of yearly checkup and got the results which shows increased levels of liver and pancreas parameters. What can be the reason and what should be the next step ? Results shown in image attached.
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Mild liver enzyme elevation (AST/ALT), which can occur in early stages of fatty liver disease or metabolic changes
Slightly elevated indirect bilirubin, which could indicate Gilbert's syndrome - a harmless inherited condition affecting bilirubin processing
Mild elevation of pancreatic enzymes (amylase/lipase), which may not indicate significant pancreatic disease when less than 3 times normal
Next Steps
Liver ultrasound to evaluate liver structure
Repeat blood tests in 4-6 weeks to monitor trends
Fasting blood sugar and lipid profile to check metabolic health
Lifestyle Assessment
Review alcohol consumption
Evaluate current diet and exercise habits
Check medications that might affect liver function
Health Tips
Regular exercise (30 minutes daily)
Maintain healthy weight
Stay hydrated with plenty of water
Get adequate sleep
These mild elevations often improve with lifestyle modifications.
schedule a follow-up appointment in 4-6 weeks to monitor your progress and discuss any concerns.
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