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Sgot and sgpt levels rise and falctuatio

2018-11-30 17:17:51
My agpt and sgot levels are not going down and its been three months and they increases once i stop the medicine sgpt went to 150 from 90 and sgot 80 from 60 // hepatatis a,b and c are negative
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SGOT and SGPT elevation for 3 months needs a medical attention. Make sure that you are not taking any medications like some powder, health tablets, churan or alcohol. Apart from these,  there are few diseases which needs to be ruled out like HEV infection,  Wilson's disease,  autoimmune disease,NASH. all these tests can be done on OPD basis.
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Consult a Gastroenterologist or Hepatologist and get yourself properly evaluated. 

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