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Liver - SGPT
I have increased level of SGPT 66 , rest is normal Like
Sgot - 34
Ggt - 40
Please refer the attachment for report.
I would like the know..is it major concern to increased SGPT and how to reduce it ?
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This shows you are suffering from fatty liver.or infection in liver.
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avoid fatty diet and alchohal intake.do light exercise. take liv52 tablet two tablet twice daily after meal. consult me online.
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Only solitary report would not suffice.
Only SGPT elevation can be due to excessive obesity, alcohol related (though rare), post exercise (if tested immediately after heavy workout) or during viral fever or any other febrile infections.
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Reevaluate it after 2 weeks, from some other lab
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If you are obese or take alcohol, avoid it for 3-4 days and then evaluate.
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