<prompt> If you are a doctor, please answer the medical questions based on the patients description.Hi. I am a 36 year old female and I had my first baby in January of this year. She was induced 3 weeks early due to pre-eclampsia. While pregnant I was on medication for pregnancy induced hypertension and was given an intraveneous dose of magnesium sulphate during labour. Whilst my blood pressure gradually reduced c5 weeks after labour and I am not on blood pressure tablets anymore, it is still higher than pre pregnancy 12570 v 14588. About 3 years before I got pregnant, I went to the doc because I was feeling tired and was prone to stomach cramps. Had ultrasounds etc due to high level of GGT and was diagnosed with fatty liver didnt have a biopsy but most other tests. Didnt drink a lot but abstain from drinking alcohol now and the GGT level had reduced before pregnancy and back to nearly normal. When I was in hospital my GGT level increased again. I have been having it tested c every 6 weeks since March of this year. Whilst it had been dropping by c60 every test it was c790 in March the last 2 tests showed no movement stayed at c460 and I was tested last week and its gone up to 560. What could be causing this? I have not touched alcohol, but do feel a bit tired and slightly dizzy from time to time. Thanks.  <response>: Hello! Thanks for putting your query in Chat Doctor. I am a Gastroenterologist. There are only few causes of elevation of GGT, among which alcohol intake is most common. Apart from this these are:chronic viral hepatitis, lack of blood flow to the liver, liver tumor, cirrhosis, or overuse of certain Chat Doctor. So I will suggest you to visit to your doctor for evaluation for these causes. I hope I have answered your query and this will help you. Wish you a good health 