/WHAT_IT_IS
ALT is a liver enzyme released when liver cells are damaged. Mild elevations are common with fatty liver, alcohol, and intense exercise.
/NORMAL_RANGE
Reference: 7–56 U/L.
What does high ALT mean?
- +Fatty liver, alcohol use, viral hepatitis, medications (including AAS), intense recent exercise.
What does low ALT mean?
- +Generally not clinically significant.
/ON_TRT
Injectable TRT (testosterone esters) is not hepatotoxic. Oral methylated AAS are. If your ALT is rising on TRT-only, the cause is likely diet, alcohol, weight gain, or recent intense training — not the testosterone.
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