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Fatty Liver
I am non diabetic , non alcoholic. My lipid profile report is normal. My sgot is 30 but sgpt is 54. Is it very high? Earlier my usg report was mild fatty liver.  How to reduce sgpt level? Thank you.
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Cut u r fatty food intake !! Take fibre food and and a balanced diet !!! Do some regular excersice n walking
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You only require healthy diet and calm mind., Nothing more is required. This is quite normal. No special treatment is required for above complaints. Thank you for asking. Hope I was able to curb your doubt. Stay healthy. :)
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take online consultation for treatment
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You are normal, you don't need any treatment. And regarding the fatty liver, it's nothing to get worried for, you have only mild that is seen in most individuals. Your BMI is also normal.
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Nothing to get worried for. You don't need any treatment. Have exercise daily and relax.
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