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Suffering from jaundice
My Sgpt level is 440 is it serious issue now And sgot is 103 Bilirubin 2.9 Anything serious issue or normal
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It is abnormal. Get tests done for hepatitis B and C,  ultrasound abdomen done. Please share details of your symptoms,  any history of alcohol use. Then I can help you further.
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SGPT 440 with SGOT 103 and bilirubin 2.9 is definitely abnormal and needs a cause, though this level is common in acute viral hepatitis A or E and usually settles on its own. The ALT being about four times the AST points to a hepatitis or drug/supplement injury rather than alcohol. Stop alcohol completely, stop paracetamol-heavy or protein/gym supplements, and eat normal light home food - there is no special "jaundice diet" beyond that. Rest and hydration matter more than any liver tonic.
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Get hepatitis A, B, C and E serology, PT/INR, albumin and an abdominal ultrasound, then repeat LFT in 10-14 days. Book a Practo consult with me with these - if PT/INR rises, you get drowsy, or vomiting stops you keeping fluids down, that needs urgent hospital care.
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A proper consultation is needed to assess and guide treatment.
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Hi ,with ur age consideration and with this minimal report,it's difficult to conclude the diagnosis, however there is a damage happening in ur liver ,which is to be evaluated immediately with full set of blood test.feel free to connect with me in online consultation for further evaluation and treatment process.
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You can ask these half reports with scary results in AI, or better consult me in my consultation time to discuss further in detail and opine
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SGPT + SGOT + SERUM BILIRUBIN  are high. your SGPT value is 440  indicates Severe  liver Inflammation or Acute  Liver Injury... This level falls directly into the high - risk or Severe category. A value high means Liver cells are actively ruptured or stressed causing the enzyme to leak heavily into blood stream... Following is potential Cause  for high value 1) Acute Virl hepatitis 2) toxin Over load 3) Alcohol induced Injury Warning Signs.. Jaundice Severe Abdominal pain Persistent vomiting Dark  -Tea coloured urine Confusion
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Consult to Gastrointestinologist immediately and advisable to get admitted and start further investigation and treatment...
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kindly do connect and consult with me for better treatment plan and advice on your case via PRACTO app
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OMG, BETTER TO HOSPITALIZATION JUST FOR THREE DAYS  SO THEY USE INTRAVENOUS  ANTIBIOTICS  N DRIP TO RECOVER  FAST. REST NON OILY NON SPICY  FOOD HOME  MADE. OFLOX OZ TWO TIMES A DAY AFTER FOOD FOR FIVE DAYS. LIV 52 ONE AT NIGHT FOR 1 MONTHS. SORBILIN LIQUID 10 ML AT NIGHT FOR ONE MONTH. MUST AVOID CONSTIPATION. USE LAMONADE ELECTORAL POWDER,  MAUSAMBI JUICE HOME MADE.  USE OF STEAMED BEETROOT  IS VERY USE FULL. U CAN GO WITH AMLA JUICE10 ML WITH WATER. SO AS ALOVERA JUICE 10 ML WITH WATER.
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Avoid fried and spicy food Water intake more Green leafy vegetables more Fiber meal Walk Do connect and consult Will help you
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This isn't something to judge from the numbers alone, it needs proper medical evaluation given how long it has been going on.
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Please see a doctor in person this week for a liver function recheck and further tests to find the cause.
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If you notice yellowing of the eyes, dark urine, or repeated vomiting, get to a hospital right away.
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Need a few more details please consult for further evaluation and treatment
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Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management
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