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SGPT, SGOT and GGT HIGH
Hello doctor,
I have SGPT 93, SGOT 49 and GGT 381.
My lipid profile is also high with Triglycerides 182.
I do not take alcohol on regular basis. It's occasional like on weekends and I am also not overweight. My weight is 76 kg and height 5'10".
What can be the reason of such elevated liver levels.
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Why did you do these tests? What health issues you have?
Take more of fresh green vegetables, fruits ,nuts , whole grains,
Avoid fatty food , alcohol.
Next Steps
Get serology tests done for hepatitis B and c ultrasound for liver,
Health Tips
Repeat lipid profile after a month.
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Hello! I’ve gone through your reports.
Your SGPT (93), SGOT (49), and especially GGT (381) are elevated. These point to mild liver inflammation or stress, and GGT is particularly sensitive to alcohol, high-fat diets, or even certain medications. Your triglycerides are also high (182), which often goes hand-in-hand with fatty liver, even in non-obese individuals.
Though you’re not overweight, occasional alcohol and possible metabolic factors (like insulin resistance) could be contributing.
Next Steps
What I suggest
1. Ultrasound abdomen – to check for fatty liver or any structural changes.
2. Repeat LFT & lipid profile after 4–6 weeks.
3. Strictly reduce/stop alcohol for now – even occasional use can keep GGT elevated.
4. Lifestyle changes:
• Balanced, low-fat diet (avoid fried/junk/sugary foods)
• Regular exercise – at least 30 mins brisk walking or cardio
• Avoid unnecessary supplements or self-medication
5. Test HbA1c, TSH if not done recently – to check for hidden metabolic issues.
Health Tips
This is very manageable and reversible in many cases with lifestyle correction. Let’s track your progress and adjust treatment if needed after follow-up reports.
Connect for detail plan and some liver protecting medication
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All r interconnected. CHANGE LIFE STYLE N DIET PLAN DRASTICALLY.
BRISK WALK40 MIN. DIET N METABOLISM IS CULPRIT.
ONCE CONSULT A DIATICIAN FACE TO FACE N GET A DIET CHART ACCORDING TO CALORIES U NEED. FOLLOW IT.
YET
TAB UDILIV300 TWO TIMES A DAY AFTER FOOD FOR 2 MONTES
TAB LIV 52 ONE AT NIGHT AFTER DINNER FOR TWO MONTHS.
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Thanks for reaching out. While your BMI is within a normal range, and alcohol use is occasional, your lab profile, particularly the elevated GGT-suggests hepatic stress or some obstruction in the bile duct.
Next Steps
U can go for:
Abdominal ultrasound to assess for fatty liver or biliary issues.
Liver function panel with ALP, bilirubin, albumin, INR to assess hepatic synthetic function.
Screening for viral hepatitis (HBsAg, anti-HCV).
Fasting blood sugar, post prandial blood sugar, HbA1c, and complete lipid profile.
Review any medications or supplements used recently.
Health Tips
In the meantime, I recommend a low-carb, balanced diet, regular aerobic exercise or yoga, and avoidance of alcohol to support liver health. Feel free to reach out for more personalised consultation to restore health to its optimal level using holistic care approaches.
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It would because of high cholesterol and triglycerides.
Do Brisk walk 30 minutes per day.
Diabetic diet.
Drink plenty of water.
Avoid oily and junk foods.
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To support liver health and normalize liver enzymes, focus on a balanced diet rich in leafy greens, cruciferous vegetables, berries, fatty fish, nuts, seeds, whole grains, and lean proteins, while limiting or avoiding processed meats, sugary drinks and foods, refined carbohydrates, fried foods, and alcohol.
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