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I have been diagnosed with NAFLD since 2012 which i think is caused by my underactive thyroid which was diagnosed in 2013 though i've had symptoms of uat since 2011. my last ALT/SGPT serum level was 70 U/L so have had test again few weeks later and it has now gone up to 78. my kidney is reduced the GFR calculated was 57 mL/min last time but gone up to 60 where it usually is. i have had the GGT test this time which receptionist at docs said result was 193. i have a ultrasound scan booked for 19th February for my abdomen to see what's going on. does anyone know what the GGT test should be and what it indicates. thank you.

 

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    I hope it's nothing bad as I had one in September and it was 92 one 2 weeks ago went up to 180 had another done Wednesday and get results next week so hope it's gone down what did your doc say
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      i have been having more pain than usual. since before i was diagnosed with uat i have felt really ill, as well as other health problems i have. i have steadily gone downhill until i can hardly do anything. the exhaustion is terrible, i sit in a chair all day. i know something is very wrong and it has been caused by uat because every cell in the body is connected to this. feel as though i'm dying a bit every day.
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    I hope it's nothing bad as I had one in September and it was 92 one 2 weeks ago went up to 180 had another done Wednesday and get results next week so hope it's gone down what did your doc say
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    Hi Jayne...GGT is normally related to your liver...do you drink alot of alcohol because that can play a big part in it being high...
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      2/3 glasses of wine a month wouldn't effect it though and that's all I drink so other than something drastic don't know what else it could be
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    Hi Can you tell me who told you or how you became aware there is a link between underactive thyroid and fatty liver. I have both but no one has every connected the two -  thank you

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