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You have mild jaundice. It can be managed by dietary precautions. The other parameters are generally normal. You should avoid alcohol and tobacco completely. Have a nutritious diet.  Graded Physical activity is also required.

Avoid fried things Take homoeopathic medicine Lyco 200 Chelidonium Q

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Do the following tests: 1. Complete blood count Post the report for further interpretation.

Avoid fried and spicy food Water intake more Green leafy vegetables more Fiber meal Walk Do connect and consult Will help you

According to attached LFT report your LFT is derranged which resembles towards jaundice but due to insufficient history and reports which you haven’t attached might differ the diagnosis so its better to consult first to diagnose properly and treat the disease further to ensure your good health..

Usg whole abdomen and consult with proper history

You need clinical evaluation

It is difficult to understand your problem on the basis of this report and insufficient medical history. Please consult online.

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

Clinical evaluation

Proper evaluation and personalised advice are needed for your concern. A detailed consultation would be best to provide accurate guidance. Feel free to consult me for further assistance.

Need a few more details please consult for further evaluation and treatment

Alcoholic or not? Obesity?

MY question is...HOW HIGH? Rest depends on the above answer 🙂

USG w/a and share report

You have mild jaundice but is it clinically significant or not for that you need proper evaluation and treatment if required so consult for better plan of action

Need to see clinically and physically too

Based on the information you've shared, it is not possible to conclude that you have cirrhosis. A persistently elevated ALT and AST for 5 years indicates ongoing liver injury, but normal FibroScan in the past suggests that significant fibrosis was not present at that time. Liver disease can progress over time, so a repeat evaluation is needed rather than assuming cirrhosis. An elevated bilirubin means you have hyperbilirubinemia. If the bilirubin is high enough (usually >2–3 mg/dL), it can cause clinical jaundice (yellowing of the eyes and skin). The laboratory value alone should be interpreted along with symptoms and examination. The fluctuation in your platelet count (268,000 → 148,000 → 152,000/µL) is not diagnostic of cirrhosis, especially since your current platelet count is within the normal range. A persistently falling platelet count together with splenomegaly and imaging evidence would raise more concern for portal hypertension. Since your ALT, AST, and bilirubin are now elevated, you should be evaluated for the cause of this flare. Common possibilities include: Fatty liver disease (MASLD/NAFLD) Autoimmune hepatitis Drug- or herbal-induced liver injury Alcohol-related liver disease (if applicable) Viral hepatitis (repeat testing if clinically indicated) Less common metabolic liver diseases

Fibro scan is normal so there may not be fibrosis.lft values don’t really indicate cirrhosis.if BMI high reduce Diet control Continue bilypsa If possible you can do a liver biopsy to find out if there is fibrosis and the cause of altered Lft Stop alcohol Lft values don’t indicate much jaundice Slightly higher lft parameters

Need clinical evaluation Are you taking any supplements like protein powder or something else ?

Do usg to know