Hi Caia, Thanks so much for replying. I am just so scared! Doctor just didnt seem to think it was Gallstones hence why I am been sent for scan next week. The GGT level reading was 151 and normal should be between 6 and 42. I know on the other readings - ALT and LDH i was a few digits out on them.
I am aware that alcohol can increase the GGT Level - alcohol or bad hangover next day was what i was blaming for such an attack, at the time i thought gall stone attack but two weeks ago i had exact same attack while sitting reading a magazine..i know i am extremely stressed out this last few months with different things happening.
Now waiting to be called for scan... awake all night crying like a baby! just feel so worried about it. i did think it was gallstones but I even showed my mate the results i have and checked up on the net what GGT, ALT, LDH etc etc meant and its all bad stuff!!!! oh god why me!
Thanks so so much Caia for your help though. it was good to hear something that aint bad! thanks again
Sorry, on rereading my post, I notice I got a little mixed up between GGT and ALP. GGT *is* a liver enzyme but as I'd said in my post, anything down to paracetamol can knock things out. The results being off are probably a result of the alcohol but what you described symptom wise does sound like gallbladder pain given I've seen a few family members with it. Hope you don't get one of those "attacks" again though. Never nice to be in so much pain. Definitely worth seeing your doctor anyway.
Take care.
Your results aren't actually that high. ALT, AST and BIL are the key liver function tests and they're all normal range with your ALT being just a few digits out. Anything down to a dose of paracetamol can knock them out like that. I have liver disease and on first presenting, my ALT & AST were in the thousands. So you've nothing major to worry about. GGT isn't always indicative of liver problems. Sounds like your doctor is going to have to do a bit of investigation. And don't worry about cancer, your blood results are more or less pretty normal.
Take care.