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Elevated SGOT and SGPT levels
Did my Liver profile test today showing elevated levels of liver enzymes.history of loss of appetite from few days.Need suggestions whether to do consultation and start medication or do diet modification with exercise...Or do i need to do usg for grading or any other test..Thanks
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Liver enzymes elevated,take consultation for detailed Evaluation
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Dr. Raveendran S R
Diabetologist
16 yrs exp
Chennai
Hi., I can understand your concern. Reports suggesting increased liver enzymes. It can be due to alcohol intake, smoking, intake of high fatty food and lack of physical activities.
Next Steps
You can take tab liv 52, 3 times a day before food for one month.
Health Tips
Plan for lipid profile and USG abdomen for better understanding.
regular exercise and walking.
avoid oily spicy processed and outside food items.
take fresh fruits and vegetables.
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Dr. Rajendra Kumar
General Physician
39 yrs exp
Jaipur
If u r alcoholic try to stop better to consult
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