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LFT Showed Elevated SGOT And SGPT, History Of Drug Abuse. What Treatment Should Be Taken?

Sir, I am 35 years old. I underwent a liver function test yesterday and found out that my SGOT and SGPT results are elevated i.e. 47.20 (5-45) and 58.87 (5-45) respectively. All other counts were within the standard range given in the report. I have had a history of drug abuse and have never maintained any routine. I want to find out what other test should be done in order to ascertain the exact course of treatment for these high levels of SGOT and SGPT levels. I do not consume any drugs now a days.
Tue, 9 Oct 2012
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The tests show mild impairment. No cause for concern. You need not do anything for the time being - except of course avoid drugs and alcohol. Just repeat the tests in a fortnight.
It is good that you don't consume drugs now. Great indeed...Keep it up . If there is any hesitancy, you must see a Psychiatrist or qualified de-addiction specialist - you seem to have a motivation - maintain it
Good luck
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LFT Showed Elevated SGOT And SGPT, History Of Drug Abuse. What Treatment Should Be Taken?

Hi The tests show mild impairment. No cause for concern. You need not do anything for the time being - except of course avoid drugs and alcohol. Just repeat the tests in a fortnight. It is good that you don t consume drugs now. Great indeed...Keep it up . If there is any hesitancy, you must see a Psychiatrist or qualified de-addiction specialist - you seem to have a motivation - maintain it Good luck