Liver Function analysis — free ai liver function test analyser

A standard Liver Function Test (LFT) measures ALT and AST (enzymes released when liver cells are damaged), ALP (alkaline phosphatase, raised in bile-duct obstruction), GGT (gamma-glutamyl transferase, a sensitive alcohol/drug marker), bilirubin (the yellow pigment that builds up in jaundice), and albumin + total protein (synthetic function — how well the liver is making proteins).

The pattern of which values are elevated is more diagnostic than any single number. ALT > AST suggests fatty liver or chronic hepatitis. AST > ALT suggests alcohol-related injury or muscle damage. Isolated GGT elevation often points to alcohol or medication effect. Raised ALP with normal ALT suggests bile-duct rather than hepatocyte injury.

Mild ALT elevation (50–100 U/L) is extremely common and usually points to non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD) — now the most prevalent liver condition in the world, often reversible with weight loss and reduced refined carbohydrate intake.

Upload your LFT — DrKumar.ai handles partial panels (just ALT/AST) and full ones (ALT, AST, ALP, GGT, bilirubin, albumin, total protein). The AI names the pattern: hepatocellular (ALT/AST raised, ALP normal), cholestatic (ALP/GGT/bilirubin raised, ALT normal), mixed, or synthetic dysfunction (low albumin, raised INR).

For the most common abnormal pattern — mildly raised ALT pointing to fatty liver — the AI explains the lifestyle interventions with the strongest evidence (5–10% weight loss reverses fatty liver in most cases) and the timelines to expect.

If you're on a medication with known LFT side effects (statins, methotrexate), the AI flags whether the values are within the expected monitoring tolerance or warrant a conversation with your prescribing clinician.