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Elevated SGOT, SGPT Levels. Taking Pretnisolone. Diet And Medications To Control Levels?

My SGPT and SGOT levels are quite high then normal i.e around 110. Please suggest me methods to control it and also suggest the proper diet . And please mention the effects of increased level of SGOT and SGPT. I am already having Steroids. I am on pretnisolone from 7 months. Please help me out. I will be much obliged. Thank you very much.
Wed, 12 Sep 2012
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Hi, Welcome to HCM, I am Dr. Das,
The increased SGOT and SGPT levels indicates that there is a hepatic insult that may be due to infection or due to taking the steroid.
Whatever the cause is, avoid rich diet and take LIV 52 daily for a result. And do tests for Hepatitis A , B,C, If all are negative consult with the treating doctor who can stop or modify the steroid dose.
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Elevated SGOT, SGPT Levels. Taking Pretnisolone. Diet And Medications To Control Levels?

Hi, Welcome to HCM, I am Dr. Das, The increased SGOT and SGPT levels indicates that there is a hepatic insult that may be due to infection or due to taking the steroid. Whatever the cause is, avoid rich diet and take LIV 52 daily for a result. And do tests for Hepatitis A , B,C, If all are negative consult with the treating doctor who can stop or modify the steroid dose.