What is normal liver function levels?
My father recently had some blood tests done, and the doctor mentioned his liver function. We're a bit worried. Could you please tell what are the normal ranges for liver function levels?
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5 months ago
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Hey, don't stress too much about numbers without a doc! Usually, for things like SGPT/ALT, it's under 40-50 U/L, and for SGOT/AST, it's similar. But these values can slightly vary between labs, so your doc will tell you what's right for you. Just relax!
5 months ago
For liver functions, a lot depends on your overall health and lifestyle. If your doctor clears it, incorporating some brisk walking or light exercise can help maintain good liver health. Of course, diet plays a huge role too, less processed stuff is always better. Get it checked by a doctor first.
5 months ago
With things like liver, it's all about regular checkups, just like for BP. My doctor always says a healthy lifestyle makes a big difference. They will look at your whole profile, not just one number. Please consult your doctor for precise info.
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5 months ago
Values differ a bit, best to ask your doctor who ordered the test. They will explain it properly.
5 months ago
These liver tests can get a bit expensive if you do them often, so make sure you understand what your doctor says about the results. Maybe ask if lifestyle changes can help before needing more tests. Always good to plan ahead.
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5 months ago
Generally, for LFTs like ALT and AST, normal ranges are roughly 7-56 units per liter and 10-40 units per liter respectively. But it's always specific to the lab and what your doctor thinks is normal *for you* based on your medical history. Don't self-diagnose from these numbers, okay? Doc knows best.