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Suggest Methods To Bring Down The Levels Of ASAT, ALAT And Gamma-GT

I have GOT(ASAT) 52, GPT (ALAT) 105, Gamma-GT 70, what should i do to decrease it? i dont drink alchohol. i had once Triglycides-420 but now it reduced and is : 211. my age is 29, male, height 173 cm, weight 70 kg. I dont have diabetic but in my family everyone has it.
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Hello,
Raised Alt, Ast along with gamma Gtt might be because 1) You consume alcohol 2) because you have high cholesterol levels, but you have to rule out other causes of elevated liver enzymes, Kindly consult your doctor and get your viral markers tested (like Hepatitis B, hepatitis C), check for any thyroid problems , and if all these are negative , (and as your sugar status is normal) you should abstain from alcohol and maintain strict diet and exercise to reduce your cholesterol levels and re check after a month or two to check if your levels have come down, for this you need to be examined and consult a doctor . Hope I could help you.
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Suggest Methods To Bring Down The Levels Of ASAT, ALAT And Gamma-GT

Hello, Raised Alt, Ast along with gamma Gtt might be because 1) You consume alcohol 2) because you have high cholesterol levels, but you have to rule out other causes of elevated liver enzymes, Kindly consult your doctor and get your viral markers tested (like Hepatitis B, hepatitis C), check for any thyroid problems , and if all these are negative , (and as your sugar status is normal) you should abstain from alcohol and maintain strict diet and exercise to reduce your cholesterol levels and re check after a month or two to check if your levels have come down, for this you need to be examined and consult a doctor . Hope I could help you. Thank you.