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Dengue and SGPT and SGOT high
After diagnosis of dengue 2nd time in last five years, SGPT is 550 and SGOT is 950 which are high.. is it normal in dengue?
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Needs evaluation n further cosultation.
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Need to evaluate further
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CBC
PTINR
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Shot/pt high in dengee
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Detailed Evaluation needed
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This is surprisingly high for Dengue.
Is the patient hospitalised?
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Liver dysfunction is seen in dengue. For medical management click consult now
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Dr. Priyanka Reddy
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5 yrs exp
Nellore
Needs physical consultation
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visit nearby general physician
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Dr. Pardeep Kumar Sanan
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Pathankot
Consult online for detailed treatment plan and consultation
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