Hi Doctor, My ALT is 84.8 and my GGT is 98.1. How can I reduce these levels? I have attached my liver test report. Please check and let me know if I am at risk. Is medication mandatory at these levels? Can a diet plan help reduce them? Is a liver transplant required? Please advise.

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Dr Hema Pratima

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These values suggest mild liver strain, likely from fatty liver or alcohol. No transplant risk now. Please take a FibroScan, Repeat LFT and follow a low fat, non alcoholic diet. Please take the test for liver staging.

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