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Blood tests and the dr said my level of something that was supposed to be around 60 is 129 and need to go to gastroent. any idea what it is level of?
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It's probably ALT: It is likely your liver enzymes. Alt or ast. Usually when these are up, a GI referral is in order. If you drink, then you should stop and have it retested. A ggtp should be checked.
Answered 6/10/2014
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