I’d suggest seeing a gastroenterologist to be safe, most likely more extensive blood tests and possibly imaging. Health care is free in Canada anyways, it might be a long process and you might have to get off everything but in my opinion that’s the best thing to do to verify there is no underlying issue.
I know most don’t want to but if I was in your position I’d get off everything for 1-2 months and try the blood test again if not seeing a gastro.
Me personally I had elevated liver enzymes, not much, similar to yours, I was doing trt and figured no way this is the issue and chalked it up to working out. Well they never went down, I finally got off one year after I said nothing I was doing was budging it, spent a lot of money on supplements, pausing working out etc. nothing worked. (I don’t drink either, not a drop, nor was doing any drugs, not even prescription meds)
I got off test completely, my liver enzymes dropped into low normal range almost right after (6-8weeks after my last shot). Unfortunately permanent damage was already done to the liver. The liver is one of the toughest organs but it can’t heal properly/fix itself if there’s constant stress on it.
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