What can cause liver function to be elevated?

Listen, if you are continuously drinking alcohol or eating heavy restaurant food, your liver function is bound to shoot up. Stop doing that immediately. Get an ultrasound, consult a doctor, and start eating simple home-cooked food before it gets worse.

Actually yaar, my liver enzymes were super high after I had dengue last year. The doctor said the virus and the heavy painkillers both caused it. It took like two months of simple diet and resting to get them back to normal.

Heavy protein shakes or muscle-building supplements can sometimes put extra load on your liver, causing elevated enzymes. Just stick to clean natural foods, drink 3-4 liters of water daily, and get a doctor to review your diet.

Common medications like statins or certain pain relievers are frequent causes for elevated liver enzymes. Don't worry excessively, but do consult your prescribing doctor to see if any of your current medicines need to be changed or stopped.

As a diabetic, I had elevated liver markers because of non-alcoholic fatty liver disease, which is highly linked to insulin resistance. I had to strictly cut down on sugars and heavy carbs under my doctor's guidance. Please get your fasting sugar and HbA1c checked along with liver tests.

In my 60 years, I have realized that the liver is a very forgiving organ if you treat it well. Elevated markers are just a gentle warning to reduce fatty food, alcohol, and stress. Regular walking and a simple diet will resolve most minor liver issues.