Anonymous
Post 05/18/2025 17:21     Subject: High ALT from Blood test
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:PBC is elevated alkaline phosphatase and is an autoimmune disease. Do not go down a rabbit hole looking that up.

Elevated ALT is most commonly from some fatty liver. Talk to your PCP. Work on weight loss.


My AST is within range but ALT is 35( normal being 29). Sometimes I wonder if it is the supplements I take.


Its probably diet but medications, like antibiotics and steriods can cause it to rise. Mine are very elevated. Its partly diet.
Anonymous
Post 05/18/2025 16:59     Subject: High ALT from Blood test
Stop supplements, and lose weight.
Anonymous
Post 05/18/2025 16:38     Subject: High ALT from Blood test
Anonymous wrote:PBC is elevated alkaline phosphatase and is an autoimmune disease. Do not go down a rabbit hole looking that up.

Elevated ALT is most commonly from some fatty liver. Talk to your PCP. Work on weight loss.


My AST is within range but ALT is 35( normal being 29). Sometimes I wonder if it is the supplements I take.
Anonymous
Post 05/18/2025 16:37     Subject: High ALT from Blood test
Anonymous wrote:OP -- did you take any tylenol before the test?


I did not. I have a prescription for migraines but take it only as needed.
Anonymous
Post 05/18/2025 15:31     Subject: High ALT from Blood test
OP -- did you take any tylenol before the test?
Anonymous
Post 05/17/2025 17:36     Subject: High ALT from Blood test
PBC is elevated alkaline phosphatase and is an autoimmune disease. Do not go down a rabbit hole looking that up.

Elevated ALT is most commonly from some fatty liver. Talk to your PCP. Work on weight loss.
Anonymous
Post 05/16/2025 21:12     Subject: High ALT from Blood test
Also could be an autoimmune disease called PBC
Anonymous
Post 05/16/2025 21:09     Subject: High ALT from Blood test
Do you take a turmeric supplement? That can do it.
Anonymous
Post 05/16/2025 14:32     Subject: High ALT from Blood test
How high? A little out of range is not concerning. Twice the top of the range needs to be addressed.
Anonymous
Post 05/16/2025 13:00     Subject: High ALT from Blood test
Diet. It can lead to fatty liver. Mine is very high. Cut way back on carbs, sugar and less processed foods. You can take vitamin e and fish oil.
Anonymous
Post 05/16/2025 12:57     Subject: High ALT from Blood test
Female - early 50s post menopausal. Non drinker, smoker

What does this mean and how do I reverse it?