Sgpt 77 ggtp 89

2022-07-03 17:05:25
I have fatty liver, last time I checked in March sgpt was 67 , this time 77, ggtp aslo increased 89, last time cholesterol wa 151, this time 201, i take ursocol 450 daily , is there any problem??
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Lft seems normal liver enzymes are not significantly high.. Cholesterol is mildly elivated.. You need to start medicines for hyoercholesterolemia After proper evaluation Continue ursocol.
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Answered2022-07-03 18:19:15

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Can help you with the next course of action and treatment plan. Would like to discuss in details and provide apt solution. Kindly consult.

Answered2022-07-03 17:15:30

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Answered2022-07-04 10:06:27

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SGPT and GGT are slightly raised. Nothing to worry as such. Continue Ursocol 450. Cholesterol level is also borderline high. Can be managed through diet. Take Fat Free Diet Avoid Oily Spicy Smoked and Deep Fried Food Avoid Chillies Papad Pickles etc Avoid Maida Products Regularise sleep for 6 hours Regular exercise atleast for 30 minutes Take plenty of fluids Affirmative meditation Avoid alcohol Avoid aerated drinks Consult under Practo in case of emergency

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