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high Gamma GGT

Hi, my first blood test was conducted Oct 09, back then, my Gamma GGT level was 76 which is considered very high for my age (38).  i had another test done recently (8 months later), it shows 52. the day before my test i have stared medication to treat possible urine or kidney infection.  i don't drink alcohol.  BTW, all other test values are within normal range.  could you advise, should i be worried about the results?  i am 160cm tall, 60kg.
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Good to hear straight from the doc. Take Care - Dave
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FYI. my doctor says there is nothing to worry about since all other results are normal. the high Gamma GGT result is due to the medication i am taking.  :)
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many thanks.  i have not asked my doctor about it.  i don't know if i have Hepatitis C or not.  i will consult my doctor and see what he says.
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What does your doctor say about this. there are no doctors on this forum. Do you have Hepatitis C? This is the hep c forum. Personally I don't know anything about Gamma GGT, but I thought I'd give you a bump in case someone else knows about it.
Good luck-Dave
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