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[|Human|] Hello, i am 43 years old, 59 kg and 1.61m 2 weeks ago the doctor measured the GT level in blood, which was fully normal. All other tests (kidneys, cholesterin, hemoglobin, CRP) were normal. Last week I had a mild cold and some digestion problems (feeling full after eating). For a routine cardiologic check the doctor measured GOT and GPT which proved to be double than the normal. Never hadelevated liver enzymes. What can this be?
[|AI|]  Hi, Welcome to Chat Doctor forum.  It appears that they were elevated due to the alcohol habit, or hepatitis, fatty liver, etc. You may need to have ultrasound for diagnosis and treatment of the liver problem. Other liver function tests are to be done to pinpoint the diagnosis.  E.C.G, and echocardiogram are to be done to exclude the cardiac involvement.  Take more of green leafy vegetables, pulses, sprouts, and protein rich foods for good health of the liver.  Wishing for a quick and complete recovery. Thank you.