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Cholesterol was highand sgot and sgpt was also high last 6 month iam drinking alcohol regularly.what to do .
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Increase risk of cardiac problem.
Alcohol increase risk for liver.
SO CHANGE IN LIFE STYLE N DIET PLAN DRASTICALLY FIRST, TRY TO QUIT ALCOHOL START NOW OTHERWISE IT BECOME TOOLATE AS LIVER ENZYME START RAISING.
TILL U DON'T CHANGE NO MEDICINE EFFECT.
ATEROVAST 40 ONE AT NIGHT AFTER DINNER FOR 1 MONTH FOR LIPID PROFILE.
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SGOT 89
SG0T 82
There is mild increase in sgpt sgot
Other aspect of liver function is normal so its may be due to consumption of alcohol and junks food and also due to increase TGs ,LDL and decrease HDL
NOW if we see lipid profile its not good at all
See total cholesterol is 243
LDL is 337
Hdl 21
Hdl : LDL is 7.3 .
So there is increase risk of coronary heart disease
H/o alcohol for 6 months on a regular basis and as you are alcoholic u may eat junks and non veg .
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Rx
1) Atorvastatin 40 mg OD at night just after dinner
2) rabeprazole 20 mg OD at night before dinner for 10 days
follow up after 1 months with LIPID PROFILE REPORT AND thyroid
Advice:
1 ) Avoid alcohol and smoking
2) avoid spicy food and non veg
3) do brisk walking or simply walk for 30 min
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Sir as per your report it's most likely alcohol related fatty liver .Also your cholesterol and triglycerides levels are high LDL Is high.
Avoid alcohol at all costs if not able to control there are many alcohol de-addiction centres.
Need to start you on medications to reduce your cholesterol levels in blood.
It has many risk to your health increased risk of heart problems and stroke if not cholesterol reduced.
Avoid fatty deep fried food items instead consume fibre rich diet.
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Avoid alcohol at all cost.Avoid friends who force you to consume alcohol.
Need to start on medications for cholesterol.
lifestyle changes
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You may have alcohol related fatty liver.Cholesterol and triglycerides levels are high.
Stop consumption of alcohol, avoid fatty oily food, exercise regularly to lose weight.Get an ultrasound scan abdomen.
You may need statin and fibrates to lower the cholesterol and triglycerides.
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Stop drinking alcohol.
Avoid oily and spicy food.
Avoid sweets.
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Get an ultrasound done.
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Stop drinking alcohol
Healthy diet
Physical excersies
T.Atrovas 20mg Hs
Repeat FLP after 1month
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Stop drinking alcohol immediately....
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As I see sgot and sgpt is high , please stop drinking alcohol immediately and have a good protein diet and have some multivitamin drugs after 2 weeks again do a LFT then it will improve
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stop drinking immediately
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Dr. Manoj Kumar
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Dehradun
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Dr. Gaurav Jaiswal
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Jhansi
Avoid fried food and spicy food
Water intake more
Green leafy vegetables and fruits
Fiber meal
Do connect and consult
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Dr. Siddesh Venkatraman
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1 yrs exp
Mumbai
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High cholesterol along with raised SGOT/SGPT suggests your liver is under stress, and regular alcohol use can worsen it. The first step is to stop alcohol completely, follow a liver-friendly diet (fruits, vegetables, whole grains, low-fat foods), and get repeat liver and lipid tests.
Consult a doctor for proper evaluation and guidance, as persistent liver enzyme elevation needs medical attention.
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Dr. Namisha Sharma
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2 yrs exp
Chandigarh
SGOT 89
SGOT 82
There is mild increase in SGPT, SGOT
NOW if we see lipid profile its not good at all
total cholesterol is 243
LDL is 337
Hdl 21
Hdl: LDL is 7.3.
So there is increase risk of coronary heart disease
H/o alcohol for 6 months on a regular basis and as you are alcoholic u may eat junks and non veg.
Other aspect of liver function is normal so its may be due to consumption of alcohol and junks food and also due to increase TGs,LDL and decrease HDL
Next Steps
Brisk Walk
Less oily food
Zero maida sugar and fried items
Get your ecg and echo Done
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Quit alcohol by reducing amount day by day within a month, as sudden stopage can cause withdrawal symptoms like headache, hallucinations, etc.
Do regular exercise, stay hydrated, and eat fibre rich food.
Next Steps
Do a FIBRO SCAN
TAKE TAB ROSUVAS-F 10 MG once daily at night for 1 month.
TAB ZERODOL TH4 TWICE DAILY FOR 7 DAYS
TAB PAN 40 MG ONCE DAILY BEFORE BREAKFAST FOR 7 DAYS
Do a LFT AFTER 1 MONTH
CHECK SUGAR LEVELS FBS, 2 HR PPBS.
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ROSUVAS f can cause joint pain so take zerodol th4 with it for 7 days
ZERODOL TH4 can cause gastritis so take pan 40 before breakfast.
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Dr. Anuj Mothsra
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6 yrs exp
Jhunjhunu
Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management
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