Hi. I have just found my blood test report and noticed some abnormalities in liver and kidney tests. AST SGOT is 53 U per L, ALT SGPT is 71 U per L, GGTP is 84 U per L, and alkaline phosphatase ALP is 144. Please help me. Is this an issue? Do I need to visit a doctor for this?

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Dr Shaik Kalam

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Mildly raised liver enzymes suggest liver stress fatty liver, medication, alcohol, etc. Consult a hepatologist for evaluation.

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