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Abnormal lft
I was diagnosed with grade 1 fatty liver via ultrasound in November of 2019. Since then I have changed diet and changed to active lifestyle and stopped alcohol use. I have done a total for 4 lft since 7 months.
In December lft sgot/pt 34/45.
In January lft sgot/pt 38.4/67.1.
In March lft sgot/pt 36/49.
In June lft sgot/pt 41/53. (A/G ratio is 1.0) .
Rest of the lft is normal in all the reports.
Is my fatty liver getting better or getting worse?
Do I need to change anything else in my diet?
I am worried.
I have constant ruq discomfort which is persistent from 7 months.
Rest of the lft is normal in all the reports.
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Grade 1 fatty liver is a common condition in people who are over weight. Your SGPT,SGOT levels are within normal limits at present.
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Nothing to worry at present. Continue regular physical exercises for atleast 1 hour daily. Drink plenty of water. Cut down on fat intake. Take well balanced diet. Take plenty of fresh fruits.
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Dr. Soudip Saha
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5 yrs exp
South 24 Parganas
Need detailed history and evaluation with your all test reports. Need details about your symptoms
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Dr. Sunil Sekhri
General Physician
37 yrs exp
Gurgaon
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Grade I fatty liver is seen in many individuals and there is no reason for repeated LFT. Of course I would like to know more about your lifestyle and vital parameters and then will guide you with appropriate advice
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