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HI, im new to this discussion. I just went to dr yday & my AST was 69, My ALT was 287!!! Ive never had probs w these before.
Any suggestions other that contacting my dr???
Do i have anything to really worry bout???
PLZ any suggestions would be much appreciated
TY
Cathy
Any suggestions other that contacting my dr???
Do i have anything to really worry bout???
PLZ any suggestions would be much appreciated
TY
Cathy
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this could indicate that you have some form of hepatitis.i would think that your dr. would contact you. but if not then by all means contact him
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i would request a blood work up includung hep b and hep c.
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TY for replying.... ill give it a couple days before contacting my dr... maybe next wk sense this is Turkey Wk!!!
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I agree with all the others that have posted. Those levels are certainly not normal. I'm surprised the doctor hasn't contacted you. Don't let it go unchecked, that's for sure.
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