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2024-06-06 11:15:36
Am using Leflunomide 10 mg for the past 1 month for arthritis.report shows SGPT 66 SGOT 47 .Is dis normal r I need to stop taking Leflunomide.
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This mild elevation in SGOT SGPT could be due to various reasons. It’s not necessarily due to lefno. You can repeat testing later and recheck.

Answered2024-06-06 15:22:04

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