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Is this hepatitis ?
In last 3 days i am suffering from fever ,102...then i go to hospital and came to knw my sgot 2730 and sgot 2930 why shold i do now
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This seems to be viral hepatitis. What is your bilirubin levels?
Get your ultrasound abdomen done.
Dont eat outside food.
Drink adequate water
Consult with your full liver function test and other reoprts
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There is a possibility of it being hepatitis. Usually there will also be a raise in the bilirubin levels, which can cause yellowish discolouration of skin and urine. There are more specific tests to confirm or rule out the disease.
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Blood routine and complete liver function test along with tests for viral markers and abdominal ultrasound will help to diagnose.
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As your have high fever and very high liver enzymes, I suggest you to attend the hospital as you may require admission.
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Dr. Laxman Jessani
Infectious Diseases Physician
9 yrs exp
Mumbai
Could be viral hepatitis of you are also having jaundice. More details of the case are needed.
Consider visiting Infectious Disease Physician either in person or consult online
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