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Total protein high
Yur age?
Do usg for any new updates on fatty liver
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Hiii dear Patient
As per ur reports
U have grade 2 fatty liver n this affects our movements of intestine n affects our digestive function
In order to know ur health condition better
Connect with me over here so that I explain u in a proper way
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What is your recent ultrasound report.
For high protein, drink more water, get crp and complete blood count done. Also do lipid profile.
Get serology for hepatitis B and C done.
Avoid beer, eggs, red meat, spinach, tomatoes for high uric acid .
Take Allopurinol 100mg one daily for 10 days then one morning and one evening for 10 days.
Repeat uric acid after 2 weeks.
Share results online.
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👋 Hello!
Thank you for sharing your reports. Based on the values, here's what I suggest:
🔍 Interpretation:
Your SGPT (85) is mildly elevated, which may suggest some liver irritation.
Uric acid (8.5) is also high — this can affect both joints (gout risk) and liver metabolism.
Your total protein (8.4) is slightly high but not alarming unless albumin/globulin ratio is abnormal.
Next Steps
Recommendations:
💊 Consider taking:
• Udiliv
• Febuxostat or Allopurinol, only if recurrent symptoms or as prescribed
2. 🥗 Adopt a liver-friendly diet:
Avoid fatty, fried, sugary foods
Minimize red meat, organ meat, seafood, and alcohol (if any)
Add fiber, vegetables, fruits, and plenty of water
3. 🚶♂️ Regular exercise: 30–45 min brisk walking daily
4. 🧪 Recheck LFT and uric acid after 4–6 weeks with fasting
Health Tips
⚠️ Watch for:
Joint pain, swelling (gout signs)
Abdominal discomfort, jaundice, or fatigue
🙏 Keep up your liver health — it’s reversible with the right habits. Let me know if you'd like medication guidance.
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Mildly high total protein (8.4), SGPT (85), and uric acid (8.5) suggest liver stress and possible metabolic imbalance.
Next Steps:
Repeat LFT and uric acid after lifestyle changes
Avoid alcohol, red meat, junk food
Increase hydration and physical activity
Consult a physician if symptoms persist
Helpful Tip:
Follow a liver-friendly, low-purine diet. Monitor levels regularly.
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Hello normal range of total protein is 6.2 to 8.2 so don't worry
For hight sgpt and fatty liver kindly take udiliv 150 tablet twice daily after food for 2 weeks
If you have joint pain and swelling of toe
Then only you can Febuxostat 20 milligram one's daily after food for 7 days
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