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AST/ALT Ratio Calculator

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Calculate the AST to ALT ratio, used as a rough indicator of the type of liver injury.

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AST/ALT Ratio

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AST to ALT ratio. Educational reference only, not a substitute for clinical judgment.

Interpretation

General interpretation. Always considered alongside whether AST and ALT are themselves elevated or normal. Under 1 - more typical of non-alcoholic liver damage

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does the AST/ALT ratio suggest?

A ratio above 2 strongly suggests alcoholic liver disease, a ratio above 1 may suggest cirrhosis of any cause, and a ratio below 1 is more typical of non-alcoholic causes like viral hepatitis or drug-induced liver injury.

Does the ratio matter if both enzymes are normal?

The ratio is most meaningful when at least one enzyme is elevated. A high ratio with both enzymes in the normal range may instead point toward a non-liver cause, such as muscle breakdown or thyroid disease.

Should this ratio be used alone to diagnose liver disease?

No. It is one piece of a larger clinical picture and should always be interpreted alongside the actual patient history, other lab values, and imaging when needed.

Is this calculator a substitute for medical advice?

No. This is an educational reference implementation of the standard AST/ALT ratio, not a substitute for a physicians clinical assessment.

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