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Hi, My wife is 4 months pregnant & according to her LFT test report, the SGOT is 40.16 & SGPT is 53.17. What is the impact of this on growth of fetus & how to reduce these levels? Thanks
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Give her liv 52 DS  tabs twice a day along with digestive enzymes,seasonal green vegetables and fruits except pineapple and papaya .
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