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Aug 2026 SGPT 51 , Nov 12 SGPT 36
I had a Grade 2 fatty liver
Then I changed my diet since 14 Aug
This is my Current Report
Thank you so much
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Dr. Ankita Gahlot
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12 yrs exp
Bangalore
Your SGPT has come down well, from 51 to about 37, close to this lab's own range, so your diet change since August is clearly working. Your other liver values and kidney function in this report sit within the lab's printed range, and the slightly low bilirubin isn't a concern on its own.
Next Steps
Keep up the diet change and recheck your liver panel in another 6 to 8 weeks to confirm it's settled. Cutting oily food, alcohol and added sugar helps further with a Grade 2 fatty liver.
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Please see your physician in person with this report, since fatty liver needs tracking alongside your weight and sugar levels.
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