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What Is the AST Blood Test?
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Baker
Mar 8, 2019
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Marsha Baker
Mar 8, 2019
My ast is 51. How bad is that
Irvin Willingham
Mar 8, 2019
it's not that bad. the normal Maximum limit is 40. your ALT just a little above it. you can take some drug or just recheck regularly to make sure it's not going up.
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Charles
Mar 8, 2019
2.46 kidney level normal?
Sammy Dobbs
Mar 8, 2019
what does 2.46 stand for?
Jenny Culter
Mar 8, 2019
2.46 for which indicator and what is the measurement unit? Did the nurse tell you?
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Ronnie
Mar 8, 2019
My sgot/ ast are 12 what does that mean and what do I need to do to Fixs it
Yolanda Briscoe
Mar 8, 2019
12U/L is a normal level, you don't need to to anything. your liver function is ok.
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Matthew Morgan
Mar 8, 2019
My ast is 122?
Sammy Dobbs
Mar 8, 2019
it's above the normal level. it means liver damage. you should go to the hospital to find out the reason.
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Fredina I Rogers
Mar 8, 2019
My liver enzymes are up and down all the time and varies from month to month. I have chronic pancreatitis. My ast and alt are usually elavated some last month it was 110 and 400
April Chavis
Mar 8, 2019
are you t9aking drugs cause abnormal liver function ? have you do screen test for hepatitis (HBV or HCV)? you should go to see a doctor,excluding these factors and take medication.
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Greg Dodd
Mar 8, 2019
I am 63 and my AST and ALT have been 50 and 80 respectively for over 10 years. I quit drinking alcohol 6 yrs ago and work out daily (still lightly overweight). I do not take pain medicine. I don't have any of the symptoms. I go to the dr annually. Is there anything I should do?
Nicolas Mixon
Mar 8, 2019
I guess your doctor have excluded other common disease cause AST/ALT rise, like viral hepatitis , autoimmune hepatitis and others . you just go to the dr annually.
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Deb Z.
Mar 8, 2019
My liver SGOT/AST has been slightly elevated for several years my latest they tell me is improving. Number is 66. But nobody tells me what any if this means. The only thing I've notably changed is my protein intake. I drink a beer now and then. I'm 59 years old.
April Chavis
Mar 8, 2019
Dear, don't worry, it usually makes sense for AST to be 2 to 3 times higher than normal. Your level does not explain any problems. But if you continue to drink, AST may continue to rise, and you may get sick by then, so I suggest you drink less.
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Amy McDonald
Mar 8, 2019
my AST is 67 is that bad?
Felipe Braswell
Mar 8, 2019
it's a little high. if the ALT is ok,don't worry too much. Besides, have you take drugs can lead to this? have a blood test to check out HBV and HCV. If no HBV and HCV, it's ok. check out AST 3 months later.
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Joe bucci
Mar 8, 2019
My alt is 114 and my ast is 71, what does this mean?
Noah Gilchrist
Mar 8, 2019
It means your liver has been impaired. you should see a doctor and find out the cause of this.
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Julie Addison
Mar 8, 2019
In December my AST/SGOT was 954 and my ALT/SGPT was 211. I was told I have cirrhosis of the liver but most likely not due to medications or alcohol. I just turned 39 and I’ve never been a drinker, however I have been on various medications for health issues. How common is it caused by a congenital condition?
Jill Hollis
Mar 8, 2019
there is a small chance of congenital condition,such as hemochromatosis and Wilson's disease, primary biliary cirrhosis( intrahepatic cholestasis). have you tested hepatitis virus infection. it is also a common cause for cirrhosis .
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