SGPT 51 , Fatty Liver Grade
I already changed my diet from last 13 days after my diagnosis. Also taking Ursoild, vitamin e and metformin for pcod.
Thank you please share your reviews on the report
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Your reports are reassuring - SGPT 51 is only mildly raised and Grade I fatty liver is an early, fully reversible stage. In PCOD this happens because of insulin resistance, so the diet change you started plus metformin are exactly the right treatment; Ursodiol and vitamin E give only limited extra benefit here.
Change life style n diet plan drastically first.
UDILIV 300 two times after food for 1 month.
Liv 52 one at night for 1 month. Ursolid is UDILIV. Gall bladder polyp to be removed by laproscopic surgeon.
PCOD with insulin resistance can go along with fatty liver changes like this, so the two conditions often need to be managed together rather than separately.
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Please go through this report with the doctor treating your PCOD, since your ongoing metformin and other medicines need reviewing alongside it.
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Don't adjust or stop any of your current medicines based on this report on your own.
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