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High sgot,sgpt,high cholesterol and more
High-
Haemoglobin (hb) - 17.4 gm/dl
Eosenophil - 6.0
Hematocrit - 51.8%
MCV - 109.6 fl
MCH - 36.8 pg
Corpuscular haemoglobin - 37.20 pg
TOTAL CHOLESTEROL 277 MG/DL
LDL - 195.8 mg/dl
Total cholesterol/hdl ratio - 5.20
Ldl/hdl ratio- 3.70
SGOT- 73 u/L
SGPT- 148 u/L
Inorganic phosphorus - 4.96 mg/dl
Thyroid - 6.86
I HAVE BEEN CONSUMING ALCOHOL ON A REGULARLY BASIS 5-6 TIMES A WEEK ALMOST 250-350 ML. FOR THE PAST 3-5YEARS.
ALSO I AM A SMOKER. 3-5 SMOKES A DAY.
HAVE QUIT DRINKING FOR THE PAST ONE WEEK. HAVE REDUCED SMOKING TO 3 SMOKES A DAY.
PLEASE ADVICE. THIS IS THE FIRST TIME MY REPORTS HAVE BEEN THIS BAD, HAVE NOT BEEN DIAGNOSED WITH SUCH BAD VITALS BEFORE.
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Hi friend, this is due to fatty liver and alcoholic hepatitis. There is special herbal medicine to reduce these both condition. With diet control. Dr Anis.
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Dr. Jaideep Gaver
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15 yrs exp
Coimbatore
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Dr. Emad Mohammed
General Physician
8 yrs exp
Hyderabad
Your cholesterol, liver function reports and even thyroid report is abnormal. There are multiple problems. Kindly meet a good internal medicine specialist and follow what he says.
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Dr. Raveendran S R
Diabetologist
16 yrs exp
Chennai
Hi I'm Dr.S.R.Raveendran MD
Yes it can happen due to alcohol and bad life style .
You need to see a professional nutritionist and get a proper diet chart , stop smoking and convert to nicotine gums , reduce alcohol .
And repeat investigations after a month . If possible share ecg and blood sugar
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