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Liver Enzyme Test Done, High SGPT, SGOT, Bilrubin Levels. Causes For Elevated Levels?

hello..warm regards...respected doctor..i got some test done of sgot sgpt and full liver functioning test...the values are not high but as high as could not be imagined..sgot value has come near 1500 and sgpt value has come to 3500.. bilirubin direct has has also come around .54..what could be the reasons and what exactly is it...?
Mon, 15 Oct 2012
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The presence of such high levels of liver enzymes suggests active inflammation anf functional derrangement of the liver cells. this can be due to avariety of causes such as, hepatitis B, C infection, cirrhosis, fatty liver, portal fibrosis, auto immune hepatitis or even drug induced. You will have to undergo a battery of radiological and hematological investigations to find the cause and rectify it at the earliest.
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Liver Enzyme Test Done, High SGPT, SGOT, Bilrubin Levels. Causes For Elevated Levels?

Hi, Thanks for writing in. The presence of such high levels of liver enzymes suggests active inflammation anf functional derrangement of the liver cells. this can be due to avariety of causes such as, hepatitis B, C infection, cirrhosis, fatty liver, portal fibrosis, auto immune hepatitis or even drug induced. You will have to undergo a battery of radiological and hematological investigations to find the cause and rectify it at the earliest. With regards