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Raised AST(51) AND ALT(128) Borderline Bilirubin (0.94) non alcoholic; obese with fatty liver on USG. Started lifestyle and diet modifications with dietary restrictions and exercise. What other tests to be done?? When should be LFT repeated??
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Blood testing for hepatitis B and C is needed . Ultrasound abdomen can be repeated in 6 months .Hepatitis b vaccination to be done  if not already done ,as you are a medical professional .
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check blood sugar levels ,ecg and blood pressure if not done already. follow lifestyle and followup advice
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