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Hi m alt is always go high wha would be the problem even i am an very diet?
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Find cause: Your physician may repeat this when you off all alcohol and meds for two weeks. Trust this is not high alt from very heavy exercise. If still high, important to rule out hepatitis b, hepatitis c, wilson's, hemochromatosis, and autoimmune hepatitis. All are life-threatening and fairly easy to treat. If still high, seek more guidance; your labs & health may benefit from a fitness-focused lifestyle.
Answered 3/4/2013
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