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Liver enzymes elevated but no symptoms
I have elevated Alt, Ast and ggtp for past three years. Now past two samples bilirubin elevated to 3.2. I have taken fibroscan and the CAP score 344 and 11 Ekpa. Ldh is quiet high, ld 4 and ld5 is elevated very high. But CT scan shows fatty liver with decreased density. I have high sugar, hypertension and high cholesterol. Within 15 day's I lost 8 kgs. I am not taking any medication. Do I need to do MRI or any other tests. Do I need to worry? Please advise.
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