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ALT levels

Hello All,
I did my blood test on Aug 01st and following were the results:
HEPATITIS B VIRUS DNA, PCR
HEPATITIS B VIRUS DNA                          281412 H (REF: <29 IU/ml)
HEPATITIS B VIRUS DNA                       1,637,818 H (REF: 169 copies/ml)

AST                                                  29               (REF: 10-40U/L)
ALT                                                  50                (REF: 9-60U/L)
ALKALINE Phosphate                        34  L            (REF: 40-115 U/L)

And then I did a test on Oct 22nd (3 months later):

HEPATITIS B VIRUS DNA, PCR
HEPATITIS B VIRUS DNA                          Pending
HEPATITIS B VIRUS DNA                       Pending

AST                                                  19               (REF: 10-40U/L)
ALT                                                  31                (REF: 9-60U/L)
ALKALINE Phosphate                        34  L            (REF: 40-115 U/L)

My ALT levels have gone down from 50 (Aug 01st), then 65 (Sept 20th) and now on Oct 22nd it is 31, can someone help me with the results (I will share the DNA HepB count later when I have it).

Thank you.
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Thank you CaJim, I will update again when I have the HBV count also, although in these 3 months I haven't taken any medicine but made sure to drink lot of water, no alcohol at all and also good green vegetables, some black berries and whenever possible some green tea.
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The change is for the better.
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