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High SGPT levels
My SGOT/SGPT levels are 72, is it alarming or concerned situation, what should I do to cure it to normal?
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Dear Practo User.
Thanks for sending across your query.
SGOT/SGPT at 72 is mildly elevated—often linked to liver stress from fatty liver, alcohol, meds, or infections. Not alarming, but needs follow-up. Lifestyle changes, diet, and liver-supporting meds may help you.
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Elevated SGOT /SGPT means deranged liver function . Could mean anything ranging from simple Fluid overload to Liver Cirrhosis. So a clinical examination and further details about you and your lifestyle , habits , background medical conditions and history are warranted for correct diagnosis.
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consult any physician.
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Avoid alcohol , and other liver toxic agents. Exercise moderately. eat nutritious food
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Hi, SGOT/SGPT levels above 72 are mildly elevated and not alarming by themselves, especially if liver ultrasound and other tests are normal.
• Common causes include fatty liver, recent alcohol intake, viral illness, or even intense exercise
• If SGPT is also elevated and fatty liver is present, lifestyle changes are key (diet, weight control, exercise)
• Avoid alcohol, oily food, and unnecessary medicines
• Recheck LFT after 4–6 weeks
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Needs to be evaluated.
Get usg scan done and have a follow-up
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Dr. Ashita Kuruvilla
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8 yrs exp
Kolkata
Do a USG (whole abdomen)
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Dr. Gaurav Jaiswal
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Jhansi
Avoid fried food and spicy food
Water intake more
Green leafy vegetables and fruits
Fiber meal
Do connect and consult
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