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LFT test looks little dangerous
In my LFT , test AST SGOT is 196, ALT SGPT is 186 and GGT is 332, this happened after i did some major drinking in the past few months, anything to be worried about.
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SGOT and PT are increased due to chronic inflammation of liver from excessive use of alcohol. Also undergo Hepatitis profile Test for excluding other causes of liver inflammation.
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Nothing to worry about, It's not Too late. Avoid Alcohol, Avoid junk food and pungent spicy food.
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Dr.Nikhil Aggarwal
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Various other factors play role apart from just consuming alcohol.
Dont worry.
So, for the best advise specific to you, I need to know some important medical history.Hence i suggest you to consult me online instantly for this.
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