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High fever and high bilirubin
High fever from one week, ntyphoid, malaria and dengue is negetive. In blood test found SGPT, SGOT high with high bilirubin. Hemaglobin 13.1 . Loss of appetite.
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Dr. Narendra Gogireddy
GastroIntestinal Surgeon
11 yrs exp
Hyderabad
Looks like hepatitis A
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Hbsag and hep A IgM
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Dr. Pradeep Kumar
GastroIntestinal Surgeon
17 yrs exp
New Delhi
Please send the whole reports and please send blood for viral markers workup. Ultrasound liver doppler.. send INR also. When enzymes increase there will be loss of appetite... First of all for any kind of liver injury manifested by raised liver enzymes.. hydration and adequate food intake should be maintained. For further management we need these evaluation to be complete. So please send these test reports.
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