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What do these high blood test numbers mean? liver damage: blood test: alp 126 u/l gamma gt 85 u/l plts 454 x10 3/ul
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Minimal elevation: The liver enzymes are only minimally elevated. The high platelet count may be due to iron deficiency. If you take alcohol, stop using it for three months and repeat the tests. Try taking an iron supplement.
Answered 4/1/2019
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Not a drinker. My UltraSnd says Mild enlarged & fatty liver. I'v High biliru- 2.1(Dir-0.5,InD-1.6).SGPT/SGOT- just high. ALP - OK ,Proteins - OK.Lipid Profile - OK. PanC - OK. ESR -8, CBC- Normal, Blood Sug - Ok, Kidney -OK.No Hep B/C. Is it Serious?
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