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Sgot sgpt test
Respected sir I done my lft test my sgot is 44 sgpt is 45 my total bilburin is 1 bilburin direct is 0.6 indirect bilburin is 0.4 my alkaline pospatase is 239 plz tell me can I take medicine like ursocol 300 mg tablet and nexpro 40 tablet or not or through a diet i can lower it plz help me and also plz tell me can I take a pitanjali amla juice for maintaining a healthy liver or i can take
Liv 52 syrup in pResEnt Im only taking a tone milk with a chapati and in iftar I mostly take dates. Dired carranberies. Papaya. Pomogrenate and beetroot. Carrot and in night I'm only taking a India gate brown rice with a masoor dal. Urud dal. With a boil vegetables for making a food i buy a levendro pomace olive oil some time im. Taking a catla. And rohu fish with adding a litle oil and I'm. Not taking any sugar. I'm just only taking a litle salt.
Plz guide me tell me how to reduce sgpt and sgot levels through a diet
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That much of elevation in your report is acceptable if you don't have any problem physically.
For now all you need to do is avoid fatty/oily food.
Take more of fish and/or sea food.
You don't have to take any medication for now.
Yes, if you physically have any problem you better get proper consultation.
For further information and management you can consult me anytime.
Take care and stay safe.
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Since how many days r u taking medicines.. u have started self medication or consulted any doctor .. scanning need to be done to check liver and gallbladder ..better consult physician with all reports .
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