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SGOT AND SGPT
Namaste,
I'm a nonsmoker and non-alcoholic. I have hypothyroidism.
Last December, I checked my SGOT and SGPT. They were normal (33 and 35 U/L). Then I had Ayurvedic treatment for hair fall. The medicine I consumed was "ARAGWADHARISHTAM". During this time I checked my SGOT and SGPT.They were very high, 85&271 U/L. Scanning result of "Whole Abdomen" was "Normal study.I had UDILIV 300g tablets for one month and SGOT, SGPT became Normal.
After 6 months I'm having Ayurvedic medication for vitiligo.(Lohasavam,Draksharishtam,Leukotab,AJ Lehyam).
My SGOT and SGPT are again high, 61&110 U/L respectively.
Is this because of Ayurvedic medicines?
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Yes, most probably. Suggest you discontinue the oral medications since they are causing sideeffects.
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Yes some medicines can increase SGOT/SGPT
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don't use Ayurvedic Medicine
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Only take precautions
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