Sore Throat, Fever. Taken Paracetamol, Cefixime. SGOT, SGPT Levels Normal. Causes For Symptoms?
sir i had fever and sore throat ..and for tht i took paracetamol 500mg and cefixime 400mg and azithromycin 500mg for 6 days ..i m alrite now.. bt aftr thy i thought of blood test and lft and kft ..and cbc .... my sgot is 54 and sgpt is 118 ..rest all tests are normal.......now sir advice me how the levels of sgot and sgpt came out to be in normal level....thanx
Cefexime may cause side effects Like hepatitis, jaundice, and transient increases in SGPT, SGOT, and alkaline phosphatase.
Paracetamol may also can affect liver and Increase SGOT and SGPT levels especially in Alcoholic Patients.
Azithromycin can cause Hepatic side effects infrequently included transient elevations of liver function tests (including AST and ALT) and elevated bilirubin.
First, Since you are alright now and I hope you are not taking any of these medicines now.
Second, You can take hepatic protectors Like Udiliv.
Third, According my clinical experience,having curd and lot of water and avoiding fatty meal and alcohol will help reducing OT, PT levels
I hope this will help
Best wishes
Dr A S Chhabra
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Sore Throat, Fever. Taken Paracetamol, Cefixime. SGOT, SGPT Levels Normal. Causes For Symptoms?
Hi Thanks for your query Cefexime may cause side effects Like hepatitis, jaundice, and transient increases in SGPT, SGOT, and alkaline phosphatase. Paracetamol may also can affect liver and Increase SGOT and SGPT levels especially in Alcoholic Patients. Azithromycin can cause Hepatic side effects infrequently included transient elevations of liver function tests (including AST and ALT) and elevated bilirubin. First, Since you are alright now and I hope you are not taking any of these medicines now. Second, You can take hepatic protectors Like Udiliv. Third, According my clinical experience,having curd and lot of water and avoiding fatty meal and alcohol will help reducing OT, PT levels I hope this will help Best wishes Dr A S Chhabra