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Agomelatine and Liver Function Tests
I am on Agomelatine, which my doctor says can be liver toxic. I need to do a liver function test (LFT) every 20 days, but it’s costly. If Agomelatine affects the liver, which specific chemicals (e.g., SGOT, SGPT, Total Bilirubin) should I monitor? Do I need the full LFT every time, or can I focus on just a couple of tests? Thanks for any advice!
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Just OT PT is enough
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Agomelatine can affect the liver, so monitor SGPT (ALT), SGOT (AST), and Total Bilirubin every 20 days. These tests detect liver injury early.
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A full LFT is only needed if these values are abnormal or every 2–3 months for comprehensive assessment.
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Do SGOT SGPT once a month LFT every 4 th month.
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You need to test sgot,sgpt and alk phosphatase. Best to monitor KFT also
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Sgpt sgot alp and bilirubin is enough
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Sgot, sgpt , Alf is sufficient.
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SGPT,ALP
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Only sgot , sgpt and alp is sufficient.
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