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There is no correlation between how much virus you might have and the amount of liver damage that would cause your liver enzymes to be abnormal.
As dranurag said you must have a HCV RNA test to determine if you have active virus. Liver enzymes only change when you have liver damage. You can reach stage 4 of liver disease and not have abnormal liver enzymes.
So to truly know if you are infected with HCV please get tested.
Good luck!
Hector
Perhaps I shall become more holistic as well, but I know you have to be careful now with everything that goes in to the body. I think that PCR will be another couple weeks. Their "order" I saw, was for genotyping and viral load, which I assume to be the PCR. Thanks to both who helped me. (Between the not-knowing and the knowing though, I shall, and have been, admiring the sunrise so much more..)