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SGPT level high in blood test
Dear Doctor, I recently got a detailed blood test done. The SGPT level shows 38 while the range being prescribd is 1-34. Please confirm if this is normal or I need any medications.
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It's normal dear
No need medicines
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you have onlysgpt report,it is in complete because LFT contains shot,sgpt and serum bilirubin test. therefore seeing only sgpt report ican not diagnose the disease.
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Only mentioning SGPT 38,is insufficient data to comment on. one thing you can do is repeat the test(LFT) and again if the report says some upgraded range of SGPT n SGOT then consult any gastroenterologist at your nearby hospital.
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