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Liver - Increased SGPT

2018-08-06 03:34:41
My SGPT level is 66 which is above than normal.. rest is fine like SGOT - 34 ,GGT - 40 . ( I have not intake alchohal since one month and i am thin person, No workout before test ) Please refer the complete report in attachment. Is it major concern to increase level of SGPT and how. To reduce it ?
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Your levels are not very high but to be on a safer side you can get them repeated from a different laboratory after 15days . Did you suffer from hepatitis or any liver infection in the past? 

Answered2018-08-06 04:10:23

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Sir... We cannot diagnose based on your 1 report. We need to check your previous reports too. The trend of the report. If u can provide us with the same.

Answered2018-08-08 12:04:13

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