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My total bilirubin was 1.48, ast 118 alt 213 and gamma 68. i just learned this as i got a blood test for life insurance. i drink some. i obviously should watch that but is this sign of major issues?
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Abnormal LFT's: These abnormally high liver enzymes can be caused by heavy alcohol ingestion, but can also be caused by viral hepatitis. A hepatitis A, B and C panel should be performed. I also suggest consulting a hepatologist or a gastroenterologist for complete evaluation, treatment and follow-up care. A liver ultrasound and biopsy may be advised. In the meantime, complete abstinence from alcohol is vital.
Answered 5/18/2021
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My last blood test results included these: albumin 3.9, total protein 7.0, alkaline phosphatase 165, ast/sgot 31, alt/sgpt 86, bilirubin, total 0.5, bilirubin, direct 0.2; any hint of a liver problem?
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I got blood test done, SGPT ALT=48 (range 10-40), and GOT AST=30 (range is 15-40), I do not drink alcohol, eat healthy, is this liver disease?
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