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Sgpt / Alt high & fatty liver
My sgpt/alt is 49 u/l . Rest all things under normal category in LFT. But i feel weakness and nauseous sometimes. I do have have fatty liver. I have stopped drinking 18 months ago. What precaution and food i should take to control sgpt ? And 30 mins walk is satisfactory on this condition? Thanks in advance. Regards
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Stop alcohol Do regular exercise Avoid high calorie food like sweet ghee non veg diet Panned ice cream paratha butter sugar Oily food fast food fried food alcohol Do fibroscan lipid profile glycosylated hemoglobin
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