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Hi As per my lft all parameters are normal only sgot is high Sgpt 25 Sgot 110 It's harmful or not I have taken ursocol 300 thrice a day and rabeday 20 twice a day and liv 52ds twice a day from last 26 days Please suggest can i continue these medicine ao reduce the dose. Your reply is highly appreciated. Thanks
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You can omit rest of the tablets except for LIV 52 DS. You have to continue with LIV 52 DS for three months.
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