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Sgot and sgpt ratio above 2

2020-12-02 07:16:37
My sgot is 34 and sgpt is 76 what does this suggest since ratio is above 2 but sgot is around normal range and sgpt is mildly elevated.
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It can be fatty liver disease also
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Life style medication can help

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Indicates Alcoholic liver disease

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