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High liver enzymes
Hello , my liver enzymes are quite raised from last three months previously they were 90/110 now Sgpt is 150 and sgot 90 i have also seen a gastroenterologist and got hepatitis panel done which was normal and also usg ultrasound was normal but i am worried why are the levels rising please help me.
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Do u consume alcohol? If so stop it. Do u use any drugs for other diseases ? If so give the list of drugs. Repat Lft in a stadard lab. Consult hepatologist
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Avoid alcohol or drugs causing raised liver enzymes , if ur diabetic control sugars
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Dr. Gaurav Khatana
Gastroenterologist
4 yrs exp
Delhi
Any history of alcohol consumption?
Diabetes?
Prior jaundice?
Family history?
Any drug abuse or toxin ?
Any alternative medicine or over the counter medication history?
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Dr. Aswin S Krishna
Hepatologist
11 yrs exp
Chennai
Hi, likely that you have fatty liver
Consult a hepatologist get treated
Reduce weight
Stop alcohol if you are taking
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