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34m. high am cortisol (777 nmol/l), ufc (55mcg/day). low tt (~160 ng/dl) and low shbg (~10 nmol/l). i also have elevated liver enzymes (alt 74 and ggt 122) suggesting fatty liver (tg 2.55 mg/dl). could these all be related? likely causes?

Q: 34m. high am cortisol (777 nmol/l), ufc (55mcg/day). low tt (~160 ng/dl) and low shbg (~10 nmol/l). i also have elevated liver enzymes (alt 74 and ggt 122) suggesting fatty liver (tg 2.55 mg/dl). could these all be related? likely causes?

: Sorry, I practice in the US so I could not understand the abbreviated terms, especially Canada labs also report them in international unit. What are UFC, TT and SHBG?

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Sorry, I practice in the US so I could not understand the abbreviated terms, especially Canada labs also report them in international unit. What are UFC, TT and SHBG?

Dr Kuitems agreed

Answered 8/22/2021

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A member asked:

34m. high am cortisol (777 nmol/l), ufc (55mcg/day). low tt (~160 ng/dl) and low shbg (~10 nmol/l). i also have elevated liver enzymes (alt 74 and ggt 122) suggesting fatty liver (tg 2.55 mg/dl). could these all be related? likely causes?

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Dr. Hiep Le answered

Dr Kuitems agreed

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