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Your liver enzymes are significantly elevated — SGPT at 176 is about 4 times the normal level, and SGOT at 83 is also raised. In your case, obesity and alcohol use are likely contributing to fatty liver disease, and the encouraging news is that this can be reversible with sustained weight loss, a healthy diet, and stopping alcohol completely. However, you absolutely need to see a doctor right now — at these levels you need additional tests like a liver ultrasound and hepatitis B and C screening to understand the full picture and rule out other causes.

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According to the history you gave, you are morbidly obese and the liver enzymes derangement could be secondary to fatty liver. Ultrasound will only show if you have fatty liver but not the grade and is it reversible state or jot. You need fibroscan for that. And currently there are wonderful new drugs emerging for metabolic care and fatty liver with almost complete reversal. If you neglect it now its inevitable for you to get any metabolic complications including diabetes, hypertension, stroke etc.. You can consule me for further evaluation and management - MD Medicine

Get abdominal ultrasound,  tests for hepatitis done and share results.

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For you, the most important thing to do now is reduce your weight first. According to you height , your weight must be 60kg. Diet and exercise may help you, but we should also know more about your cholesterol levels , abdomen scan and so on. Please connect with me for further treatment.

Juz check usg abdomen for better clarification..

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Your diet & lifestyle has to be evaluated & correct advice can be given accordingly, you can connect online for further management of your queries

Yes, it is often reversible, especially if due to fatty liver, obesity, and alcohol. Your SGPT 176 and SGOT 83 are high, so please see a physician/gastroenterologist and get evaluation. Advice: Stop alcohol completely. Weight loss target: 7–10% gradually. Regular exercise/gym + brisk walking. Avoid fried food, sugar, cold drinks, junk food. Check LFT repeat, lipid profile, sugar/HbA1c, hepatitis B/C tests, and ultrasound abdomen. Urgent visit if jaundice, vomiting, severe pain, fever, or extreme weakness.

Bland diet helps

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