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High GGT, pale stools
Hi doctor i am a male of 27 years i have been smoking and drinking from last 3 years daily, in month of January i underwent some blood test and found GGT level was 355, SGPT 60 and SGOT 68, Since then doctor prescribed some urosocol 300 mg i took for a week but left taking it , Now from last 1 week i am feeling abdominal pain sometime in below right rib then in left rib, then i lower abdomen, and also Gastritis, from last 3 days j am taking isabgol, and today i experienced some white yellow feces pale white , Is anything going serious? Does since jan my ggt and other level will be elevated? As i am drinking regularly, am i going to die?
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You have fatty liver. Your enzymes levels are fairly high. You need treatment for alcoholic fatty liver. You should be away from alcohol completely.
Please get your sonography of upper abdomen , LFT , and Viral Markers for Liver done and consult with a General Physician on Practo for further management.
Every one is going to die one day whether you drink alcohol or not.
But if you keep on taking alcohol you will lead a miserable life even when you are alive.
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