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What liver condition do I have? ALT/SGPT and GGT levels escalated!!?

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nishver
nishver

Hello Guys,  

Recently got my LFT, didn't get a chance to consult my doctor as he is not available.  

Please go through my liver reports and please tell me if anything serious.  

Bilirubin = 0.83 mg/nl                                           (NORMAL RANGE 0.2 - 1.0)  

Bilirubin Direct = 0.19 mg/nl                             (NORMAL RANGE 0.00 - 0.30)  

Total Protein = 8.0 g/dl                                         (NORMAL RANGE 6.4 - 8.2)  

Albumin = 4.6 g/dl                                                (NORMAL RANGE 3.4 - 5.0)  

Globulin = 3.4 g/dl                                                (NORMAL RANGE 2.0 - 4.1)  

Albumin/Globulin Ratio = 1:4                                (NORMAL RANGE 1:0 - 2:1)  

Aspertate Aminotransferase (AST/SGOT)= 24 u/l (NORMAL RANGE 15 - 37)  

Alanine Phosphatase (ALT/SGPT) = 60 u/l            (NORMAL RANGE < 45)  

Alkaline Phosphatase = 115 u/l                            (NORMAL RANGE 30 - 120)  

Gamma Glutamyl Transferase (GGT) = 98 u/l   (NORMAL RANGE 15 - 85)  

Lactate Dehydrogenase = 184 u/l                      (NORMAL RANGE 100 - 190)  

The ALT/SGPT and the GGT levels seem to be on the higher side.  

I am not a daily drinker but I do it occasionally, but I do it heavy.  

I eat a lot of junk food.  

I have recently being diagnosed with IBS and I have also taken some medications, which I currently have stopped taking.  

Tell me if my liver report says something serious and what can I do to reverse it.  

I would highly be appreciated.  

Thanking you

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  • acuteabdo
    acuteabdo nishver

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    it's most likely the alcohol! Cutting down will soon resolve these issues.

    Best wishes 

    aa

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