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High SGPT and Low Vitamin D
His SGPT is 61.84 and SGOT is 34 and vitamin D is 18.is it critical if not and how could he maintain healthy conditions with lifestyle modifications ?
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No its not critical, but you are having your vitamin d deficiency
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you need medicine for that..
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For sgpt and sgot take LIV 52 BD 15 BEFORE MEAL, FOR VITAMIN D TAKE A TO Z NS SYRUP
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Dr. Priyanka Reddy
General Physician
5 yrs exp
Nellore
Need to start with medications
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Dr. Ketan Anant
General Physician
12 yrs exp
Lucknow
For Vitamin D deficiency start Vitamin D3 supplement and Have exposure of proper sun in early morning
For High SGPT diet modification require like Avoid Spicy and Oily foods, Avoid Aerated drinks and street foods
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