Mild liver enzyme elevation (like ALT 65, normal <56) is usually caused by temporary factors: medications, alcohol, fatty liver, recent illness, or intense exercise. After removing the trigger, levels typically normalize within 2-4 weeks. Tracking trends matters more than a single number.
Mild elevations are often temporary and rarely cause for immediate concern. Tracking trends matters more than a single number.
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Common causes include medications, alcohol, fatty liver, recent illness, or intense exercise. Most are temporary.
ALT of 65 is mildly elevated (usually under 56 is normal). It's worth monitoring but rarely a cause for immediate concern.
If the cause is temporary (like medication or alcohol), levels often normalize within 2-4 weeks after the trigger is removed.
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