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Slight increase in SGOT
I was diagnosed with jaundice and hepatitis E 1.5 months ago, I recovered from the same and took a blood test 20 days ago which came normal and SGOT was 8.10 U/L, and SGPT/SGOT ratio was 0.31, I was feeling a bit less hungry from 3-4 days so I took a blood test LFT today from a different diagnostic centre in which my SGOT came 23 U/L and the ratio came 1.08. Which is a hit high from the previous blood test. I am a bit scare about this situation, what should I do next, I have no other symptoms of jaundice and also my bilirubin has dropped from the previous test, I have attached both the tests. Please suggest what should I do next, is the shift is just because of the diagnostic centre difference. Currently I am taking my pmos ayurvedic supplement and liv 52
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Hepatitis E, mostly resolves completely within a week or two. Slight variations in sgot, pt, levels can be due to strenuous physical exercise or activity, drugs like paracetamol or other pain killers, food items like trans fats, processed foods,etc. Repeat test after 4 weeks.
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Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management
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Change meds
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