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De arrenge liver enzymes
I was occasional drink.
Tested on 2 jan 2025 routine check up
Yearly once report found
Sgpt-75
Sgot45
Unconjugated billurubin 2.0
Fibroscan normal
Ultrasound report normal .
So I took EVION 400MG and ursocol sr 450
Twice for 1month.
After one month again tested became normal and also I was doing physical activity .
Is it everything ok
And is it Nash
Or NAFLD
Should I worry or to be relaxed
Kindly help briefly pls
Answers (1)
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Dr. Sarathchandra Gorantla
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Hyderabad
The good news is that your liver enzymes normalized after taking EVION 400MG (Vitamin E) and Ursodeoxycholic acid 450mg for one month, especially with added physical activity.
Next Steps
The initial mild elevation in liver enzymes with normal Fibroscan and ultrasound, combined with your history of occasional drinking, suggests this was likely a temporary liver stress that has resolved with treatment.
Health Tips
Lifestyle Modifications
Continue regular physical activity
Maintain a balanced diet
Limit alcohol consumption
Medical Follow-up
No immediate cause for worry given your normalized results
Consider a follow-up liver function test in 6 months
Continue your current healthy lifestyle changes
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