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SGOT and SGPT values

2022-07-26 08:51:42
Hello Doctors, i recently underwent a annual full body check up and found that my SGOT is 83.20 and SGPT is 91.80. I am overweight and have fatty liver and gall bladder stones. Haven't operated for gall bladder since i do not feel any pain. I am taking a nutritionist consultation and taking up all measures to lose weight. But from few days i am feeling my right ankle looks a bit swollen. Is it because of elevated liver enzymes or just the body weight? I am feeling v scared. Kindly help.
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May be because of Liver issues and other components of high weight like diabetes and dependent edema. Need further information and treatment. Mostly reversible.

Answered2022-07-28 16:28:25

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Get ultrasound upper abdomen to look for liver parenchymal changes,and do elastography

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