In my case, I was told "non-alcoholic fatty liver."
High blood cholesterol may cause high SGOT/AST and a specific LDH "type" (they can tell from whence the LDH originates) may be elevated. If they said liver, then fatty liver is usually the culprit.
Habitual alcohol or certain medication use may cause fatty liver as well. Losing weight is said to help lower those two. Lowering blood cholesterol is important to help the "fatty liver" lessen it's load.
In my case, years pass and more bloodwork reveals the same, plus leukemia and lymphoma.
I am in poor general health, so I think the high AST & LDH are from the fatty liver and not the cancers.
A CBC will inform your doctor if there are abnormalities that would point him/her away from fatty liver.
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Gall stones can cause abnormal liver enzymes, but gallstones cannot be diagnosed through a liver function test.
What is the numbers forElevated liver function studies mine are 790.4
Gamma Glutamyltransferase. It is a liver function test used in the diagnosis and monitoring of hepatobiliary diseases.
It measures the function of the liver
Liver function tests do not directly identify the presence of alcohol in the body. Instead, this type of test checks for damage that can occur to the liver from chronic alcohol overuse.
no,mainly it is done for liver test.
My little boy had one of these recently. A liver function test is done to determine how well the liver works. Its done by taking a blood sample and testing how many liver cells are detected in the bloodstream. A high amount of cells detected would mean there's a problem with how well your liver is working.
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alcohol abuse, fatty liver disease
stay away from everyone drinking