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Deranged LFT test
Sir/Madam, my SGPT level is 141, SGOT level is 68 and Glubolin level is 2.09, pls. suggest what should i do ?
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Please take online consultation for further treatment or visit Vidur clinic Sec 18 Noida
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This type of picture is usually common due to fatty liver if you are not alcoholic. Alcohol can also cAuse the same.
The indication for high levels of sgot and sgpt is that there is inflammation on your liver. Which is secreting more and more of liver enzymes.
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Don’t panic, treatment is possible. But lengthy
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High liver enzymes are suggestive of Hepatitis.. which might occur as a result of infection like Malaria, dengue, typhoid or other viral illness secondarily affecting liver.
Or infection affecting Liver directly like Hepatitis A,B ,C,E .
Or related to some drug or alcohol intake.
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Please consult physician in person for proper physical check up and other investigation to find out exact cause of abnormal liver enzymes
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Quit alcohol ,if you take.
Take light but nutritious diet.
Avoid oily,spicy, junk food.
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Dr. Vijayalaxmi Shende
Family and Community Medicine Specialist
10 yrs exp
Pune
Please consult gastroenterologist.
Follow hepatic diet.
Repeat LFT after 3 days , 5 days, 10 days.
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