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Are elevated liver enzymes across 8 months considered normal or a concern? alt is 46 and ggt is 156. they have been higher. i dont drink.
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Metabolic liver: Fatty liver can be due to metabolic syndrome which can cause some elevation of liver enzymes. Stay under care of primary care doctor. Blood tests every 6 months or sooner. change diet- low carbohydrate diet with a lot of vegetables,fruits & nuts.
Answered 6/20/2018
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