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Originally Posted by madisongrrl
Hi Dave,
I'm a medical writer, which means I see lab results from thousands of clinical trials patients. There so many reasons that you can have elevated ALP or ALT levels that you shouldn't necessarily worry.
One of the more common causes of NASH is metabolic syndrome. How are your glucose, cholesterol, and triglyceride numbers?
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Hi madisongrrl,
HbA1c is 44 mmol/mol, down greatly in 8 weeks.
I do not have my cholesterol or triglyceride numbers for this year, all I was told was that they were in range. Last year
Serum cholesterol 4.1 mmol/L. HDL Ratio 3.7
Serum triglycerides 1.9 mmol/L
Over here, NASH is called stage 2 steatosis, and I have been put in this category because I am symptomatic - pain under ribs (no Gall Bladder, had a tumour)
Dave.
Just phoned Drs.
Cholesterol/HDL ratio 3.8
No Triglycerides test taken.