AIUI, liver enzymes being elevated don't always imply some sort of underlying liver pathology. I was on both stanazolol and test for a 3-month cycle and my liv

AIUI, liver enzymes being elevated don't always imply some sort of underlying liver pathology. I was on both stanazolol and test for a 3-month cycle and my liver enzymes went up. And my cholesterol inverted (LDL increased while HDL decreased significantly). I explained to my primary care doctor (not the NP who prescribes me roids) the reason for this, showing the various papers that explained the underlying cause of the issue. As soon as I discontinued stanazolol, my liver enzymes normalized as did my cholesterol. Long story short, elevated liver enzymes just mean you have elevated liver enzymes. There are cases where people have cirrhosis but they won't have elevated liver enzymes. AFAIK liver enzymes are far more useful in determining if you've had a heart attack or heart injury recently (I believe AST goes up substantially).