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except AST (lab messed up)
Ah yes, the accuracy of lab tests. Had a long talk about this with a nurse who did these tests (even "manually" in Poland before she moved)... let's say it's easy to mess up.

But indeed, if ALT/Gamma-GT etc are normal then there's nothing to worry about. (I sometimes wished I didn't know this. )
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