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How can we reduce alt ast level?

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It depends: Ast and alt are nonspecific markers in the blood that can be elevated normally or secondary to liver and other tissue dysfunction. There are multiple reasons why ast/alt may be elevated and there is no one general way to reduce these numbers. Ask your doctor why these levels are elevated.

Answered 2/28/2020

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