Cirrhosis isnt a diagnosis made by AST and ALT levels. Get an abdominal ultrasound, or CT to look at the liver. You may need a biopsy at some point to characterize the degree of non alcoholic liver disease. I doubt you have cirrhosis but more of fatty liver that could definitely progress to cirrhosis.Try to lose weight, exercise, eat healthyBest of luck
35m, obese, do I have cirrhosis?I am a 35 y/o male. Diagnosed with nafld very young, back in 2007. I don't drink, or smoke, my diet is pretty shit. My weight usually hovers around the 300 mark. My AST has always been normal and my ALT has usually been elevated. When I lost weight in 2017-2019 my enzymes fell to within normal range for the first time in forever. My last ultrasound was in 2016 and it showed fatty liver.Since 2019, I have gained a significant amount of weight, getting to my heaviest ever at 350 lbs. 6 months ago, I had labs drawn and they were AST 49 ALT 140. Everything else was normal expect for my wbc, 13, and crp at 20! These have been elevated since I was in my teen, have seen oncologist, hematology, etc. Never able to find a cause.My question is, is it too late now? Have I finally don't irreparable damage by gaining this weight back?I don't have any follow up testing scheduled at this time. My triglycerides are normal, etc. Seems odd to me.