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How to know my liver enzymes incere?
Increase liver enzymes during Tuberculosis medicine? What are the symptoms?? How to know my SPGT and SGOT is increasing?? Without testing can it's know?
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Enzymes may increase during the course of Antituberculosis treatment. Blood test needs to be done to know liver enzymes
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Yes there can increase in Liver enzymes with ATT Symptoms like jaundice is seen Check LFT via blood sample
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Slight variation are normal and they doesn’t cause much symptoms
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lft can show the levels of enzymes..there will be gi symptoms like nausea, vomitting, occasional pain
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