Patient: asymptomatic, 2008_7_20…. Male, 45 years old, years of drinking history (about 15 years) Laboratory, I recently went to the hospital physical examination, no symptoms, but found ultrasound: liver parenchymal echogenicity slightly dense enhancement, spleen slightly large, but check the liver function is normal, two pairs of half (-), ALT38.8, AST36.6, TP63.3, ALB40.7, GLB22.9, A/G1.78, ALT/ AST1.06…. I am 45 yrs old, history of drinking for many years, suffering from gout, check UA400, no joint nodules or kidney stones …. No. Can you please tell me what kind of disease it is and how serious it is? The most important thing to remember is that you have to pay attention to what you need to do… Dr. Li Dongliang, Department of Hepatobiliary Medicine, Fuzhou General Hospital, Nanjing Military Region, China