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Hepatitis B
I am chronic hepatitis B patients. Recently I had test for Viral load and it is showing 3600 UL/ml. I did my ultrasound as well and that was showing nirmal. But in LFT some test are high. Do I need to start hepatitis B treatment or it can be control naturally by improving lifestyle.
Bilirubin total - 0.80 mg/dl
BILIRUBIN CONJUGATED (DIRECT) - 0.60 mg/dl
Bilirubin indirect - 0.20
Alt/ SGPT - 95
AST/ SGOT - 51
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Hai just want to know since how long you are diagnosed to have HBV ?
Did u take any medicine in past ?
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Please get an Upper GI endoscopy also to look for any varices
HCV rapid test
Need to see full Ultrasound report
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For further clarification please contact me
We need to consider all parameters before treatment
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