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driftinggull21 The user states:
There is no need for alarm. These results are almost entirely within the realm of normalcy. Your hemoglobin is slightly elevated, which is hardly a cause for concern; the real issue would be if it were low, as that could signal anemia. As for your AST, ALT, and IBM levels—your liver enzymes—the fact that they are marginally elevated does not necessarily indicate any pathological condition. It is quite possible that factors such as recent alcohol consumption, a heavy meal, or even certain over-the-counter medications could have influenced the reading. To put your mind at ease, consider this: individuals struggling with chronic alcoholism frequently see IBM levels exceeding 1,000.😁
Everything appears to be in order.😉

I happened to indulge in a few beers yesterday. 😁 All right then, thanks!
Greetings to everyone.
Greetings, everyone.
I will get straight to the point... I just received my blood work results and several markers are elevated:

HEMOGLOBIN - 167 g/L (normal range 129-160)

Enzymes >>
S-AST - 24 (normal range 11-38)
S-ALT - 40 (normal range 10-33)😕
S-IBM - 52 (normal range 10-27)😕

I am curious as to what this signifies. I am 17 years old and have never dealt with any significant health issues, aside from occasional bronchitis, though I doubt there is any correlation there. For context, I do smoke, and I occasionally consume alcohol on the weekends, albeit in moderate amounts. I would appreciate it if someone could provide an explanation regarding what might be causing these levels.

Many thanks.