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Serum Globulin is 4.04 & SGPT is 36.41

2023-12-25 22:29:28
Dear Doctor, My spouse got an Annual Health Check up, she is 24 years old, in LFT report the Serum Globulin is 4.04 & SGPT is 36.41. Serum ALB/Globulin Ratio is 0.98. Rest all parameters are with in normal reference range. Is this something serious? Kindly advise.
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Answered2023-12-26 10:52:16

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