Concern About Elevated Uric Acid and SGO

2025-05-28 05:52:24
Hi Doctor, One month ago, my SGOT was 28 and SGPT 47. Now SGOT is 49 and SGPT 32. I was doing a lot of intermittent fasting and recently ate only veg soup with moong dal. Three days before the test, I ate chicken steak with a little rice and veggies. The next day I had loose motion. I also started weightlifting again after 1 year just a few days ago. For the past 10–12 days, I’ve been taking milk thistle twice daily. In my recent tests, KFT was normal but uric acid was 8.7 SGOT 49 lab normal value <40 . My doctor prescribed Febuxostat 80mg for 2 months. Is it necessary to take this medicine? Could fasting, ketosis, diet, or muscle recovery raise uric acid and SGOT? because my body start making keton bodies,I also have mild calf pain muscle pain,and another problem is taking time to fall in  sleeping. I’m 24, living away from home, and have a history of post-COVID drug side effects, so I’m worried about taking strong meds again. Please guide me on what to do and eat.
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Answered2025-05-30 10:43:49

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1) Weighht lifting causes micrtears: so raised SGOT is explained. Increase in uric acid is due to ATP turnover (Workout) 2) Interetent fasting and Ketosis causes: Rise in ketone bodies and uric acid also reduced uric acid excretion. 3) High protein diet: protein makes purine and purine makes uric acid. 4) Loose motions: Loss of fluid concentrates uric acid in blood. A) Febuxostat is a strong uric acid-lowering drug, mainly for gout, tophi, or recurrent uric acid kidney stones. Not the first choice for someone with asymptomatic high uric acid — especially at your age and with no gout attacks.
Next Steps
DO NOT TAKE FEBUXOSTAT RIGHT NOW. (Uric acid elevation is likely transient) 1) Stay well hydrated (More than 3 Liters per day) 2) Avoid excessive protein all at once. 3) Moderate intake of Dal and Chicken. 4) Avoid Red meat, Sugary drinks. 5) Add the following into diet: Cherries, Amla, Lemon Water, Whole grains. 6) Add multivitamin suppliment spicially B12 and D3, Add Magnesium glycinate 200mg at night for better sleep and reduced muscle pain. 7) Cold shower before bed. Repeat following test after a month: Uric acid SGOT, SGPT Vitamin D, B12, Creatinine
Health Tips
Consult a doctor if: If symptoms worsen (severe joint pain, swelling), then re-evaluate for gout If any Burning in urine, Giddiness, Breathlessness and avoiding unnecessary meds at this age is wise.

Answered2025-05-28 16:02:15

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Answered2025-05-28 15:29:10

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Uric acid a cause for gout. Febuxtare 40 mg for one month  followed by 20 mg for second month. Change life style n diet plan drastically.  As such not too much high liver enzyme.

Answered2025-05-28 12:17:26

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Can be related to your metabolism. Needs detailed evaluation Feel free to connect

Answered2025-05-28 11:44:26

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Please connect with detailed history for consultation.

Answered2025-05-28 08:20:40

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Need few more details. Please consult for further evaluation

Answered2025-05-30 05:33:04

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Continue febustat u hav to take High uric acid is dangerous damages joints Avoid milk excess protein diet Start detox Drink every day morning empty stomach

Answered2025-05-29 04:32:10

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Hi Don't worry Your liver enzymes are absolutely normal but it doesn't directly mean that your liver doesn't have any problem .we can't rule out anything just from liver test. If you are

Answered2025-05-28 13:49:57

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Avoid fried food and spicy food and Water intake more Green leafy vegetables and fruits Fiber meal Do connect and consult

Answered2025-05-28 11:52:43

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Answered2025-05-28 11:36:57

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If sgot and sgpt are more than 200. Only then it becomes significant.

Answered2025-05-28 11:22:22

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Need few more details Kindly consult

Answered2025-05-28 08:35:21

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Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management

Answered2025-05-28 08:13:08

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