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Elevated liver enzymes

2023-03-03 15:59:55
From last 3 days my husband having recurring high fever   on /off severe headaches  high bp  blood reports shows high crp 86 with no elevated wbc but elevated  Sgpt 128 Sgot Alkaline is 128 Ggtp 134 ,splenomegaly and milf infiltration of fatty liver. Dengue, malaria, typhoid all showed negative Please advice if anything serious What could be reason Anything infection but wbc count is normal, why high crp & on off fever.
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