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Sgot and sgpt levels
Hi,
My sgpt 49 and sgpt 65, I don't have any problem but normally I have done the lft test.
Now I am using the udiliv 300 mg tablets and livomyn syrup.
This is okay anything needto do.
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Hai SGOT and SGPT are liver enzymes which are mildly increased that means some sort of liver injury has occurred or may be recovering
So better get few basic tests done and get examined also
Check your Overweight like BMI which may cause fatty liver also
Next Steps
LFT, HBs Ag , HCV rapid test, Ultrasound of abdomen
Health Tips
Reduce weight if ur overweight
Take less oily food or minimise non veg if ur overweight
Take more vegetables and fruits
If any doubts message me Dr Paramesh KN
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Evion can be taken.
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Dr. Parveen Singh
General Surgeon
13 yrs exp
Noida
It's mild increase.. Don't worry..
Continue same medications...
Gradually will settle..
Next Steps
Avoid fatty meals.
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