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Blood Test Shows High SGPT, SGOT, GGT. Earlier Had Skin Allergy. Have Increased Heartbeat, Tiredness
Dear Docteur,
I am a 28 years old woman married with 1 child o 2 years old.
(Just to note that i've been taken for 1 month Cut Appetite pills and stopped them 4 days before the allergy)
I had a skin allergy 2weeks ago and i've done a blood test that showed the SGPT and SGOT and GGT vwith very high levels i mean 151 instead of 37max etc... i've done the blood test again in 4 days the decreased like 10-20% but still verrrryyyy high and the GGT this time is higher. It has been 2 days i feel accelerates heartbeats and tired.
Any suggestions???
I am a 28 years old woman married with 1 child o 2 years old.
(Just to note that i've been taken for 1 month Cut Appetite pills and stopped them 4 days before the allergy)
I had a skin allergy 2weeks ago and i've done a blood test that showed the SGPT and SGOT and GGT vwith very high levels i mean 151 instead of 37max etc... i've done the blood test again in 4 days the decreased like 10-20% but still verrrryyyy high and the GGT this time is higher. It has been 2 days i feel accelerates heartbeats and tired.
Any suggestions???
Mon, 8 Apr 2013
The pi;ls you take increases the chances of liver problem.
when the level of SGPT AND SGOT rises it means your liver is not well
ans indirect and irect bilirubin is likely to be high which cause the problem similar to allergy
it will take 4-6 weelk for levels to come down
take citerous,vitamin c,boiled diet
and liv 52
when level cmes down you will be fine
when the level of SGPT AND SGOT rises it means your liver is not well
ans indirect and irect bilirubin is likely to be high which cause the problem similar to allergy
it will take 4-6 weelk for levels to come down
take citerous,vitamin c,boiled diet
and liv 52
when level cmes down you will be fine
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