Got my lab results back and it turns out I have 528 IU/L ALT and 245 IU/L AST levels, chat, am I cooked?
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[email protected]@poa.st this is 10x what i have as somebody who has drank their entire life, almost every day. what the fuck is wrong with you
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Yes.
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I barely drink I have no idea
The Daily Stormer Digest
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Normal range for ALT is between 4 and 36 IU/L. Normal range for AST is between 8 and 33 IU/L. You should probably make life adjustments to address those levels
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My best guess at this point is that it's some sort of glitch
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Genuinely what changes would I make? I drink like 1 beer a month if that
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>he is young but has a liver like that?? Get the team together
anime graf mays 🛰️🪐
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i drink a lot more than a lot of people combined on this website and this was my last result it sounds like your liver is cooking itself, you experience trauma or something recently?
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Check with your doc. I don't know what sort of medication might be available, but treatment should be on the table. Those levels looks like you have a serious issue (no pun intended) brewing with your liver. Good luck and Godspeed.
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No
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I mean aside from the surgery and respiratory infection no
The Forbidden Dreamer
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Could be the antibiotics then, though that's still not good and hopefully you can get that checked out.
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I'm also on Percs right now for the pain so that could be another reason
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How many Percocet's do you take/are prescribed? I ask because percs have acetaminophen in them, and it takes as little as 4+ grams of acetaminophen to cause permanent liver failure, while many OTC products have as much as 500 mg of acetaminophen in them, and perc concentrations can range from 5mg oxy/325 acetaminophen to 30+ mg oxy/500 acetaminophen, etc, it can be easier to OD not on opiates but acetaminophen depending on the ratios and how many you take. Check your intake, it is an underrated cause of liver damage as a lot of people take 10+ Tylenol, etc. and one-shot their liver, and prescription errors are shockingly common. Tylenol/acetaminophen literally kills 1000 + people a year and causes 50,000 + permanent liver damage cases. In any case talk to a doctor, and I would suggest N-Acetyl-Cysteine/NAC, as you can get that at Walmart or any supplement store and it is an amino acid directly used by the liver and can directly rebuild the liver even in severe cases. I know someone who lost 50+ percent of liver function from attempting suicide with vodka and a whole bottle of Tylenol pills (most were puked up to be fair) and she is back to 80+ percent with NAC and clean living for about 6 months.