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Increased ALT, Weak Lungs. Using Inhaler. Increased Blood Pressure. Suggestions?
i m 60 years old and my ALT test and result 100u/L 15 days before and today in 2nd test it decreased 59u/L , why this value high ?? my lungs are also so weak. i use different inhaller.. last month i have left smoking from 45 years. my blood pressure also increase upto 80/150, i have did other test of liver functioning. ALP and serum billirubin.. there value are 0.78 mg/dt and 69U/L respectively.. plz give me suggestion what will i do.
Wed, 19 Jun 2013
Hi
The high values are due to liver damage because of alcohol, toxin, infection etc.
I can suggest you some lifestyle changes to deal with the stress:
1. Take a nutritious and hygienic diet. Drink clean water. Take fruits and vegetables upto 5 times a day
2. Avoid alcohol and smoking
3. Exercise daily for at least 20 min a day. The exercise can include walk, yoga, gym, swimming, cycling, etc.
4. May take multivitamins
5. Stress reduction techniques like relaxation techniques, breathing techniques, meditation, etc are useful to improve immunity.
Dr Vaishalee
The high values are due to liver damage because of alcohol, toxin, infection etc.
I can suggest you some lifestyle changes to deal with the stress:
1. Take a nutritious and hygienic diet. Drink clean water. Take fruits and vegetables upto 5 times a day
2. Avoid alcohol and smoking
3. Exercise daily for at least 20 min a day. The exercise can include walk, yoga, gym, swimming, cycling, etc.
4. May take multivitamins
5. Stress reduction techniques like relaxation techniques, breathing techniques, meditation, etc are useful to improve immunity.
Dr Vaishalee
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