I misquated something they told me. Bridging fibrosis leads to scarring of liver which is beginning of cirrhosis . Sorry
Your right you are to young for this. I had been given blood tests for about 15 years every 6 months just as a check up because of my BP. My ALT and AST had always been normal. Till one morning I faded into oblivion and don't remember the next 3-4 days. My husband thought I had had a stroke. I saw all kinds of Dr.,s and all they could find was high ammonia levels . Since that is associated with liver, after monitoring me for 6 months.Like you I had a biopsy. and found basically the same things you mentioned. With one exception cirrhosis can not be helped with meds. Therefore I was sent for pre liver transplant eveluation. So make sure (maybe even get a second opinion ). Once they mention 4 thats not good news it's end stage. Hopefully I am misreading your post. Good luck.
Hmmm....I have never heard of that drug. Have you done any research on the internet about it? Is it a anti inflammatory? If those are your current ALT and AST numbers those are quite high. The normal range for each of those should be no more then 50-60. But I know what you mean, about being quite shocked. I didn't know I was sick at all, one day felt like I had the flu, all the sudden I had AIH, had a biopsy, and I do have some cirrhosis. I didn't even know I was sick. My liver Dr. told me any type of liver disease is a silent killer. Your liver can take a lot so it just takes the abuse for a long time, as it is quietly withering away. But I seem to be on the road to recovery and I just try to stay positive all day. The good thing about this disease is that it is treatable, and you can lead a very normal life. You will be fine having children!!! I'm sure of it!