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High SGPT SGOT triglycerides
Hi
I am on high bp meds from past one year
Losar 50
Natrilix sr
Last year i was diagnosed with fatty liver and took treatment for sometime. My all reports are uploaded.
Recently I did my lipid profile and my readings are on higher side.
SGOT: 100
SGPT: 247
GGTP: 164
Triglycerides: 366
I don't eat much out or fatty food. But iam worried why these readings not getting controlled
Please find all reports uploaded already
Please guide me. Iam very worried.
Naveen
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Hello, r u alcoholic?
If so it's alarming SYMPTOMS.
Quite alcohol and change your life style n diet.
Vegitarian bland diet,to be adopted. Walking around 20-20 MINUTES brick walk.
Approch ER FOR EVALUATION N TREATMENT or CONSULT A GENERAL PHYSICIAN MD,/ gastroenterologist.or in practo.ok.
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Dr. Mohd Ashraf Alam
General Physician
10 yrs exp
Lucknow
What ur report suggest is that u r still in friend ship with alcohol..Dear it will ruin u, Ur life, and Family...
I hope I am loud and clear
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It is understandable that u are anxious , but do understand that food is not the only factor contributing to your lipid abnormality , genetics do play a role , you can negate this to a certain extent by going in for an overhauled diet regimen under the guidance of a registered nutritionist , start meds to control your TGLs, move away from an sedentary or stress prone life style and definitely start a planned , scheduled work out regimen focusing on cardio and endurance training .
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always ensure your bp is under control
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Dr. Bipin Ninan Abraham
General Physician
7 yrs exp
Bangalore
I would advise you to meet a gastroenterologist. Please do a fasting lipid profile so that all your lipid parameters are seen so we can decide on whether you require medications for it. These following lifestyle changes will be of help:
- Eat a healthy and clean diet, avoid salty and deep fried food.
- Have a DASH(Dietary Approach to Stop Hypertension) Diet by eating fruits, vegetables, and whole grains, low-fat dairy products, lean meats, fish, and nuts, eliminating foods that are high in saturated fats, such as processed foods, full-fat dairy products, and fatty meats, it also helps to cut back on desserts and sweetened beverages, such as soda and fruit punch.
- Exercise regularly, maintain a healthy weight as per your BMI(exercise 30-60 minutes per day)
- Avoid or stop drinking and smoking as these habits will increase the blood pressure and will also affect the fatty liver.
- Destress yourself with practices such as yoga, meditation
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Dr. Kiran Anaparthi
General Physician
13 yrs exp
Srikakulam
Triglycerides and ALT are persistently at higher limits. Need to start with liver protectors and antihyperlidemic drugs.
Do you consume alcohol?
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take consultation for prescription
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