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I just had a blood test alt was 45. right before the blood test i had been given anastasia for a mole they were removing. could that raise alt.
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It's OK: The average is 25 and +_ 1 sd is from 8 to 55. You don't interpret medical laboratory results in isolation but in a context. Your single result is within the normal range but if you want to further discussion gather all of your medical data and either make an appt with a flesh and blood doc or a virtual appt.
Answered 3/20/2016
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