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Does raised ALT levels with all normal test realy mean a shorter life span in general health
by kcotti, Oct 20, 2009 01:30PM
Hi,
My husband of good health and young (33) had blood work done several months ago all of it was good but he raised ALT levels. Being the person I am I jump on the internet and begin my search. I ran across a site that stated that it increases motality by 60% Thats scary more than half!
http://www.imwr.com/issues/articles/2007-01_23.asp
So after 4 blood test saying its slighty to high to just high his did an ultra sound and that was normal. My husband doc said that's it you are just some who has a higher ALT Level.
What do I do now?
Say ok or should he see some one else?
Thanks
Kris
This discussion is related to raised ALT AST and GGT.
My husband of good health and young (33) had blood work done several months ago all of it was good but he raised ALT levels. Being the person I am I jump on the internet and begin my search. I ran across a site that stated that it increases motality by 60% Thats scary more than half!
http://www.imwr.com/issues/articles/2007-01_23.asp
So after 4 blood test saying its slighty to high to just high his did an ultra sound and that was normal. My husband doc said that's it you are just some who has a higher ALT Level.
What do I do now?
Say ok or should he see some one else?
Thanks
Kris
This discussion is related to raised ALT AST and GGT.
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