HELP! Increased ALT Liver values.

[British Bulldog]

Ive just got my blood tests back and doc says I have slightly elevated ALT liver blood values. What does this mean? Is my liver fucked-up?

I am currently on a d-bol/deca/sustenon cycle. I stopped taking the Russian d-bols a week ago.

I am using no liver protectors. I will start taking milk thistle and cranberry juice ASAP. Will I be able to reduce the ALT values once I have started using these - dont forgot I am not using d-bol anymore.

Please Help. I will not be able to sleep or eat and train properly until things are normal again. I really value my health. I will get tested again on friday.

 

[The_Eviscerator]

How high were your values? Mine were elevated and my doc told me to quit everything (protein, supplements etc...). I did it for a week and then I said fuck it, because I felt like crap. Anyway, mine were at 71 and 24-48 is acceptable for an adult.

ALT, I have been told, only shows that your liver is active and may hint at a problem.

 

[drveejay11]

When assessing Elevated Liver Profiles...you should be concerned with any raise in any levels (SGOT, GGT, ALT).
Typically, elevated ALT (alanine transaminase) indicates some sort of inflammation. It CAN BE serious but needs to be addressed and compared to other values.

First off....how bad was it elevated?

By the way : "I am using no liver protectors. I will start taking milk thistle and cranberry juice ASAP. Will I be able to reduce the ALT values once I have started using these - dont forgot I am not using d-bol anymore. "

You need to take ALA and Tyler Liver Detox and quit wasting your time with milk thistle and cranberry juice! SERIOUSLY!

 

[TheGame_620]

well you were on dbol of course your liver values would be out of wack. It takes a while for them to return to normal even when youve been off for a little while. I wouldnt worry about it, but if it concerns you allot, then stay off the juice for a while and then get it retested. and get some ala.