I Love My Liver
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Join Date: Jan 2014
Location: Bucks County, PA
Posts: 56
I Love My Liver
Seriously, after what I've put my poor liver through over the years, I'm astonished at the way it's healed since I got sober on 2/13/14.
Before entering detox in mid-February, my numbers (tests run on 12/5/13) were as follows:
Bilirubin: 1.7 (normal range is 0.3-1.2)
AST: 249 (normal range is 15-41)
ALT: 259 (normal range is 17-63)
I left detox on 2/15/14, and had blood drawn again on 3/17/14. The results were as follows:
Bilirubin: 1.2
AST: 91
ALT: 119
My latest blood levels, after my most recent blood draw on 6/16/14:
Bilirubin: 1.0
AST: 21
ALT: 25
In the four months that I've been sober, I've also quit smoking and started going to the gym regularly. Sobriety is the best thing I've ever done for myself, hands-down.
Before entering detox in mid-February, my numbers (tests run on 12/5/13) were as follows:
Bilirubin: 1.7 (normal range is 0.3-1.2)
AST: 249 (normal range is 15-41)
ALT: 259 (normal range is 17-63)
I left detox on 2/15/14, and had blood drawn again on 3/17/14. The results were as follows:
Bilirubin: 1.2
AST: 91
ALT: 119
My latest blood levels, after my most recent blood draw on 6/16/14:
Bilirubin: 1.0
AST: 21
ALT: 25
In the four months that I've been sober, I've also quit smoking and started going to the gym regularly. Sobriety is the best thing I've ever done for myself, hands-down.
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Join Date: May 2014
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Thanks so much for your post! Good for you!!!
I'm dealing with a similar issue and just yesterday my doctor said that by quitting alcohol I can make a dramatic improvement in my liver tests. Now I can how it really works. That's awesome!
I'm dealing with a similar issue and just yesterday my doctor said that by quitting alcohol I can make a dramatic improvement in my liver tests. Now I can how it really works. That's awesome!
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