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SGOT and SGPT Levels after Hepatitis A
I had been diagnosed with Hepatitis A in nov. The following are the summary of LFt reports:
23rd Nov
Total Bilirubin 2.34
SGOT 56
SGPT 99
28th Nov
Bilirubin total: 1.84
SGOT 56.81
SGPT 98.83
7 Dec
Total Bilirubin 1.24
SGOT 105
SGPT 233
My medicine intake was
udiliv thrice a day
silybon 140 thrice a day
rablet d twice a day
as of 6th dec was the last day of the medicine course
Can you help me with the interpretation and further steps?
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No oils is main along with that most importantly you have to take boiled water. And properly Cooked food .
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Dr. Amarpreet Singh Riar
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9 yrs exp
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Since bilirubin levels have improved, u seem to have recovered well. However keep good diet protocol.
Plenty of water and salads.
No oily fried food.
No outside food.
Rest
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