Depends: All of the information you have given is compatible with gallbladder diseaase also. There could be other problems but do not have enough information to answer that question further.
Answered 2/23/2021
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Liver disease: Isolated "low functioning gallbladder" without gallstones would not commonly cause elevation of ast/alt. This could indicated fatty liver condition, hepatitis exposure, medication causing liver inflammation, etc. See your doctor or a gastroenterologist for full liver evaluation. However, if you do have gallstones then that could be a cause of the blood test results.
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