The Liver Health package provides a comprehensive overview of your liver's function and well-being. It helps identify early signs of liver stress or damage and ensures your liver is working properly to support overall health.

AST (Aspartate Aminotransferase)
Enzyme indicating liver or muscle damage.

• High: Suggest liver or muscle injury.

• Low: Not typically concerning.

ALT (Alanine Aminotransferase)
Enzyme specific to liver health.

• High: Points to liver inflammation or damage.

• Low: Generally not an issue.

BILI (Bilirubin)
Measures waste from red blood cell breakdown.

• High: May indicate liver dysfunction or bile flow issues.

• Low: Not usually a problem.

Total Protein
Assesses overall protein levels in the blood.

• High: Could indicate inflammation or certain diseases.

• Low: May suggest malnutrition or liver issues.

Albumin
A protein made by the liver, important for maintaining fluid balance.

• High: Rarely significant, may indicate dehydration.

• Low: Suggests liver disease or malnutrition.

ALP (Alkaline Phosphatase)
Enzyme linked to bile ducts and bone health.

• High: May indicate bile duct problems or liver disease.

• Low: Could point to a rare metabolic issue.

GGT (Gamma-Glutamyl Transferase)
Detects bile duct and liver health.

• High: Suggests liver damage or alcohol intake.

• Low: Generally not a concern.

Globulin
A group of proteins involved in immunity and liver function.

• High: May signal inflammation or liver disease.

• Low: Could indicate immune system or liver problems.