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2021-06-09 10:22:48
I just tested for LFT. My SGOT is 39 and SGPT is 62 and my crp is 1.89. For how long should i be avoiding alcohol.
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I think you need a good psychological counselor,it appears that you are actually depressed as normal people don't take alcohol.

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With elevated values in LFT, please avoid alcohol as a first.
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Take less for fat and spices.

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