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Have done reports without Dr's advise
If you can help me with the explanation of the reports. Haven't taken Dr's advise. Would help to decode it for me.
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Your SGPT levels are high , bilirubin level are borderline
These reports can be suggestive of liver inflammation due to
Alcohol, fatty liver or any other infections like viral, etc
Need more history to confirm the diagnosis
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If there is no symptoms don't worry about the results as there is not much indifference
For satisfaction you can check up hepatitis panel it will costs.
And abdomen USG scan
You have not specified the reason for test
Still alt level is not ignorable but rest ok
Hdl alone is not at all a significant factor
So cholesterol is normal
So get tested at the earliest
If you want a prescription you may consult with me online or even after test with all reports
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Hello your liver is infected but I need more information before I advice . Please take online consultation
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Hi ,liver function tests are deranged,that means your liver is hampered due to viral or any other causes.( like alcohol) .Also Hdl is low that increases likeliines of heart diseases(but not the only factor).
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Hi
Liver function tests suggetive of indirect bilirubin is increased
But no need of treatment
Still ALT is increased that suggestive of liver infection - viral
Other report suggestive of HDL is reduced - that need to do exercise.
All other reports are very normal
Do you have any complaints like fever
Weakness
Next Steps
consult me online for further guidance and treatment
Health Tips
soft diet
no spicy diet
exercise if no fever
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