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Liver report check
Kindly check my liver report..i drink beer frequently and i eat less nonveg.. wanted to understand how the report is.
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Sgot,pt slightly high, indicating some damage to liver cells. If possible, stop alcohol.
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Results show elevated liver enzymes, could be due to fatty liver or frequent alcohol consumption
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Your liver profile is normal. Do not worry.
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Your liver report shows mildly elevated enzyme levels, which in the context of frequent beer consumption is a clear early warning sign of alcohol-related liver stress. At this stage the damage is still reversible, but continued alcohol intake will progressively worsen the liver function over time and can lead to fatty liver, hepatitis, and eventually cirrhosis.
Next Steps
Stop or significantly reduce alcohol intake immediately â this is the single most important step. Repeat liver function tests after 4-6 weeks of abstinence to check if levels normalize. See a gastroenterologist for proper evaluation. Please consult me directly on Practo for a detailed evaluation.
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Your liver enzymes are mildly deviated.
Avoid alcohol and fast food.
Do have sylimerin syp 10ml od x 30 days
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Lft minimally deranged.
Yet
Please change life style n diet plan drastically to stop deranged profile.
Use of beetroot is useful.
Liv 52 one at night for long time
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