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I used to drink a lot in past year sometimes 1 bottle of whiskey a day. In September ast/alt ratio was 1.1 with ast 144nand alt 138. I stopped drinking 7 days ago when my ast/alt ratio became 1.7, ast 155 and alt 92 with the help of a psychiatrist .Today I got tested again and I have ast as 255, alt 118 although alp is 130 and ggt is 50. Am I progressing towards cirrohsis?
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Hello there, comment about your progression towards cirrhosis. We need to do some other test like ultrasound scan as well as fibro scan and also proper evaluation by a gastroenterologist. Please meet nearby Dr.
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