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Raised sgpt level

2021-05-18 08:16:33
After recovery from covid ( mild) doc suggest me to do some test like cbc, serum creanine, sgpt, sugar . Want to ask every thing is normal except my sgpt level it is 90.4 is it serious need to consult doc?
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Nothing to wory it wil settle soon

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