My report says I have a high AST to ALT ratio of 1.55 though the rest of the parameters are normal. Can someone please suggest if there is anything to worry about? I have attached my blood reports.

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Dr Hema Pratima

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A slightly high AST to ALT ratio or De Ritis ratio may be due to muscle activity or minor liver changes. Since other liver parameters are normal, this is usually not serious. Maintain a healthy diet, avoid alcohol, and repeat the test if advised.

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