I would strongly suggest getting those tests redone. You might want to try a different lab altogether just to be sure; if the levels still come back high, then we’re clearly looking at some kind of liver dysfunction. It would also be a good idea to schedule an abdominal ultrasound.
If those markers remain elevated, further diagnostic testing will definitely be necessary.
It’s worth reflecting on whether you've ever received a blood transfusion or any blood products. Have you ever had any body piercings, undergone a medical abortion, or perhaps had a casual encounter with a partner whose health status regarding STIs was uncertain? Additionally, consider if there has ever been any history of intravenous drug use.
All of these could potentially be risk factors for Hepatitis B or C.
Given your full medical history and these current hematology and biochemistry results, your doctor will likely refer you to a specialist for a much more thorough evaluation.
Best regards!
If those markers remain elevated, further diagnostic testing will definitely be necessary.
It’s worth reflecting on whether you've ever received a blood transfusion or any blood products. Have you ever had any body piercings, undergone a medical abortion, or perhaps had a casual encounter with a partner whose health status regarding STIs was uncertain? Additionally, consider if there has ever been any history of intravenous drug use.
All of these could potentially be risk factors for Hepatitis B or C.
Given your full medical history and these current hematology and biochemistry results, your doctor will likely refer you to a specialist for a much more thorough evaluation.
Best regards!