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Sgpt and sgot volume high
My blood test reports 👇👇
Sgpt - 60 and
sgot - 40 volume high,uric acid also increased, and
tsh-5.53
Mpv-13.5
Triglycerides- 171
Serum uric acid- 7.3
A/G ratio-2.50
what can i do and is it dangerous or normal ??
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