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My alt is 76 and above the normal limit. should i be concerned? i've never had it above the limit.
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Not really concerned: Ast/alt elevations are common and at that low level are very nonspecific. Best bet is to repeat in a month or two or sooner if you develop any issues. Would need to consider things like hepatitis , alcohol, fatty infiltration, etc.
Answered 5/26/2013
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