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Abnormalities in lft
Sir during routine checkup of body i got following results as
Sgpt-92
Sgot -53
Bilburin-1.2
Pt-15 second
Inr-1.15
Platelets-1.47 lac
After meeting gastroenterologist he advised cirrosam -400 and udiliv 300 with vitamin b1 and vitamin e for one month and he also did endoscopy in which he found normal results.
In review lft results are normal and platelets count 2.3 lac and in fibroscan i got following results-
Liver stiffness-5.1 kpa
Velocity-1.3
Liver eqi-16.7 %
Spleen size-8.4
Liver size-16 cm
Portal vein -8.6
Liver is mildy enraged with mild to moderate incresed echostructure and smooth surface.
What is this condition?
Is it chronic disease?
Is there anything to do further?
Bmi -24.2
Binge Alcoholic
Is there anything serious or should i continue as advised by doctor what is this condition??
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Dr. Piyush Gupta
Gastroenterologist
14 yrs exp
Delhi
There is no evidence of chronic liver disease. Avoid alcohol intake for a few weeks.
U had Mild Hepatitis there could be a number of reasons which can cause this. U need to get checked for diabetes, hepatitis b virus or c virus. Also lipid profile to assess for metabolic syndrome.
Repeat LFT after 2 weeks and review.
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