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High SGOT(AST) and Normal SGPT (ALT)
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I took a routine health checkup and noticed that I have high SGOT (AST) - 58.47 U/L and Normal SGPT (ALT) - 35.64 U/L. Just by googling, found that it is related to the liver. Should l be worried or get any treatment for this? May I know the reason why is this high?
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There are various reasons for enzyme elevation, for example, viral fever, fatty liver etc. However with limited information it's difficult to ascertain. Kindly consult
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Hi.,
Yes it's related to liver, suggesting mild elevation in liver enzymes.
No need to worry, it can be reversed with medication and regular walking.
Next Steps
take tab liv 52 twice a day before food for one month.
Health Tips
avoid oily processed and outside food items.
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