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Increased Sgpt and sgot levels
Can we take tea while sgpt and sgot reported as increased in two digits
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sgot - 60 out of 45 U/L
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Sgpt - 58 out of 35 U/L
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Yes you can take tea .Enzymes are normal
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Yes you can take tea, no problem in that. But take light meals till it comes to normal range.
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Dr. Amita Mody
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40 yrs exp
Mumbai
Yes, but you should avoid smoking and alcohol.
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Dr. Navinkumar Angadi
General Physician
15 yrs exp
Davanagere
The values are not clinically high. Do u have any fever? Stomach pain? If no symptoms are there, then no need to worry about the values. What's the total bilirubin level? Yes.. u can take tea, reduce spicy and fatty food. If u have any Symptoms consult with physician
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Dr. Varanasi Venkata Sri Bharadwaja
General Practitioner
3 yrs exp
West Godavari
Yes you can have tea,but avoid fatty foods and heavy meals for a month.Include fibre rich foods in your diet.
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Regular exercise for 30min( walking)
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Dr. Smitha Nambiar
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20 yrs exp
Navi Mumbai
Yes, you can take tea
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Dr. Narendra Singh
ENT/ Otorhinolaryngologist
11 yrs exp
Nainital
Yes u can take
Avoid oily and spicy food for a week or two
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feel free to consult with your history
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