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I have attached this report please ley me know if i require any medicine or shall i folow some basics measures
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I can see the following key values:
Liver Enzymes
• SGPT / ALT = 740.39 U/L (Normal < 45) → Very high
• SGOT / AST = 735.99 U/L (Normal < 35) → Very high
• GGT = 55.29 U/L (Normal < 50) → Slightly high
• Alkaline Phosphatase = 94.76 U/L (Normal 45–129) → Normal
• Bilirubin (Total) = 0.65 mg/dL → Normal
• Albumin = Normal
Interpretation
The pattern here is marked elevation of SGPT and SGOT, while:
• Bilirubin is normal
• ALP is normal
• GGT only mildly raised
• Albumin normal
This is a pure hepatocellular injury pattern, commonly seen in:
Possible causes
Acute hepatitis (viral hepatitis A, B, C, E)
Alcohol-induced liver injury
Drug-induced liver injury, especially:
Painkillers (diclofenac)
Antibiotics (azithromycin, amoxiclav)
Herbal supplements
Gym supplements or protein powders
Fatty liver with flare
Recent fever/viral illness (even dengue can spike enzymes)
ALT/AST > 700 suggests significant inflammation, not a mild rise.
Next Steps
Do you need medicine?
Yes — medical evaluation is required, but NOT random medicines.
Recommended immediate steps
✔ STOP all alcohol
✔ STOP gym supplements, herbal powders, protein shakes
✔ STOP unnecessary painkillers (NSAIDs)
✔ Avoid heavy, oily, spicy foods
Medicines usually given
Only after doctor review:
• Hepatoprotective agents (Udiliv / Ursodeoxycholic acid OR Liv 52 / Silymarin)
• PPI if acidity
• Hydration, rest
But the correct treatment depends on the cause.
Health Tips
You MUST do the following tests immediately
To find the cause:
1. Hepatitis Panel
• HBsAg
• Anti-HCV
• IgM Anti-HAV
• IgM Anti-HEV
2. Liver Ultrasound (USG Abdomen)
3. Repeat LFT after 5–7 days
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When is it dangerous?
Seek urgent care if:
• Yellow eyes (jaundice)
• Vomiting
• Severe abdominal pain
• Very dark urine
Currently, your bilirubin is normal, so no jaundice — this is good.
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Conclusion
You should not ignore this report.
The enzymes are high enough to require evaluation, but this condition is usually treatable if addressed early.
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Please start with tablet Liv 52 capsules,and tab urdohep 20 tablets 2 times a day,silymarin 20 tablets 2 times a day
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Yes you require medicines for normalise the LFT parameters..
But not without doctors consultation
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Most likely due to alcohol intake.
I wouldn't recommend treatment at this stage. Just prevention should suffice.
Next Steps
Drinking beers? Chronic alcohol intake? -> risk of fatty liver
Health Tips
If grade 1 fatty liver on USG -> Vitamin E capsules
Avoid oily food (DASH diet)
Incorporate fiber and low glycemic index foods
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Hi...your liver enzymes are raised which points towards some metabolic derrangements...full history and detailed investigation is required to reach a diagnosis...
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Next Steps
consult a doctor n get detailed investigations done
Health Tips
avoid oily n spicy food
take fiber reach food
take lots of fruits
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Raised Liver Enzymes. Will need some history and then only can advise medication
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Raised Liver enzymes . Need to be treated . Consult me i can help.
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Raised liver enzymes can be because of deranged lipid profile, high cholesterol, high triglycerides, alcohol intake or infections.
Need to know detailed history before giving opinion.
Better to consult.
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How much is your weight? And did you do any lipid profile? Contact me via practo or the contact number given for online video consultation.
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Hi as your liver enzymes are elevated you need to go for USG abdomen, probable alcoholic. Kindly consult directly for proper history and evaluation.
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The liver enzymes are elevated, perhaps due to fatty liver, considering your obesity.Losing weight and following a healthy diet, restrict fatty and oily food are the important measures.Get an ultrasound scan abdomen as well.
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Hello, I am Dr Romain Rajan, General Physician. Your case has been allotted to me.
I have reviewed your report. Most parameters are normal. The only concern is that your GGT is mildly elevated, which usually indicates early liver strain due to alcohol, fatty liver, certain medicines or irregular food habits. It is not dangerous right now but it should not be ignored.
Advices
1 Reduce or completely avoid alcohol for three to four weeks as it is the most common reason for raised GGT.
2 Increase daily water intake and include fruits like papaya, citrus fruits and leafy vegetables as they support liver recovery.
3 Avoid unnecessary painkillers and maintain timely meals to reduce stress on the liver.
What to Monitor
1 Any new fatigue after meals.
2 Dark urine or yellowing of eyes.
3 Pain or heaviness on the right upper side of the abdomen.
Management
You may start a simple liver supportive syrup or tablet containing silymarin or similar ingredients. These are generally safe when taken in proper doses.
Most patients see improvement in GGT once alcohol is controlled and diet is cleaned up. After understanding your lifestyle pattern, alcohol intake, and any existing medicines, I can guide you with the correct medicine, dose and duration.
When to Consult a Doctor Immediately
1 Persistent vomiting.
2 Severe abdominal pain.
3 Yellow discoloration of eyes or skin.
Every patientâs situation is unique. For accurate diagnosis and lasting relief, it is important to discuss your medical history and symptoms in detail.
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Take care, wishing you good health.
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Dr. Tarun Badodiya
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Avoid fatty diet
Plenty of oral fluids
Next Steps
Consult doctor
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Hi
From the information provided by you, I can understand that you are in obesity III category with BMI of 42
You have to lose around 41 kg of your weight to lead a healthy life
And I also wanted to know about the history of alcohol intake
SGOT and SGPT are high, indicating possible liver damage either due to alcoholism, or fatty liver due to poor dietary habits, etc....
Kindly consult with me for further information and treatment
Take care
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Diet modifications, medicines, lifestyle modifications all are required. Kindly consult with me on 94 two six 86 seven eight 96.
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Need clinical details and further investigation
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Consult a doctor
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Take small frequent meals,
Avoid spicy, fried, fat rich foods
Avoid consumption of alcohol
Adequate fluid intake
Next Steps
Repeat d same investigation after a month , if found to be raised then consult doctor. Few investigations may required for further evaluation & management.
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Avoid drinking alcohol
Ensure good healthy diet
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Avoid fried and spicy food
Water intake mor3
Do connect and consult
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Good day to you sir
I understand your concern and it's good to know that you are vigilant and give utmost importance to your health. I shall try to the best of my abilities to consult you
The report shows elevated GGT, AST and ALT levels which are often seen in obstructive jaundice
However their are many causes of instructive jaundice such as gallstones, bile duct stones, biliary duct atresia, PSC, PBC and many more illnesses
I would like two ask you two questions so that I can better narrow down to the diagnosis
# Do you have a history of alcohol consumption? How long have you consumed it, when was your last drink and how much dose per day (glasses/day)?
# Do you have any family history of liver disease?
As the causes are many, it is almost impossible to diagnose and treat via this Q/A forum
It will require extensive workup (history, investigations) to reach the root cause of the issue followed by corresponding treatment plan
I urge you to get in touch through one on one consultation with your family physician or any physician who you are comfortable with.
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GGT – 55.29 (Normal < 55)
🔸 Slightly high / borderline.
SGOT / AST – 73.5 (Normal < 35)
🔴 High
SGPT / ALT – 140.79 (Normal < 45)
🔴 Very High
Interpretation
High ALT & AST means liver cell inflammation (hepatocellular injury).
Mild increase in GGT can suggest alcohol, fatty liver, or medicines effect
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Dr. Valli Ponsing
General Physician
11 yrs exp
Chennai
Marginal increase in liver enzymes level
Need detail history
Next Steps
Avoid fatty food and junk food
Avoid alcohol
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Dr. Manoj Kumar
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9 yrs exp
Dehradun
Need few more details
Kindly consult
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Dr. Ravi Kumar Nadella
General Physician
18 yrs exp
Hyderabad
Life style modification will suffice
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Dr. Suraj Sharma
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4 yrs exp
Jaipur
Need some more details kindly consult
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Dr. Chaithra H
General Physician
5 yrs exp
Bangalore
Take medications
Drink plenty of water
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