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UTI antibiotics
Hi doctor i had UTI and taking antibiotics i did my LFT found SGOT and SGPT is high but it was normal in last report is antibiotics cause elivated enzymes
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it depend on which antibiotics you are taking
kindly write the names if possible or attach image or prescription or medicine and the dose and frequency. The symptoms you were facing and the reason behind getting that your lft tested.
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need more detail kindly consult
Health Tips
plenty of water
avoid oily and spicy food
there may be other causes for deranged lft hence be watchful for the symptoms
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Hi., I can understand your concern.
Yes antibiotics will increase liver enzymes in mild.
If it's high, we need to investigate further.
You can take tab liv 52, twice a day before food for a month which is a lived tonic, will reverse your condition.
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