Increase in SGPT and SGOT

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Asked for Female, 31 Years

Hello My husband's SGPT and SGOT has increased. SCPT - 96 SGOT - 45 Immature platelet fraction - 30.2 And sonography report says Hepatomegaly with grade 2 fatty changes in liver. Cholelithiasis as described. Is there anything to worry about. How this can be treated.

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Dr. Jatin Agrawal

Gastroenterologist 9 yrs exp Delhi

Hi Need to see your case. Better to consult for detail discussion

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Dr. Venkatesh B.S Hepato-Biliary-Pancreatic 12 yrs exp Chennai · Accepted Answer

Dr. Venkatesh B.S

Hepato-Biliary-Pancreatic 12 yrs exp Chennai

Dear Mam Increase in liver enzymes ( SGOT/PT) might suggest of inflammation. Yes it is worrisome if left untreated. That inflammation ( steatohepatitis) may be because of alcohol or NASH ( obesity / fatty liver). Need to evaluate him further.

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