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Suggest Treatment For Elevated Liver Enzymes

Sir, i take alchohal empty stomach for a week, no eatables i have taken during this period. immediately i was taken to rehabiliation centre. they immediately tested my blood tests it is found that i have higher sgot-141 and sgpt-106, i have no problem. pl suggest........ramesh bhardwaj
Thu, 25 Aug 2016
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Hi welcome to HCM...

Alcohol and its metabolite can lead liver damage ...esp damage hepatocytes. ...

You have no symptoms and your liver enzymes elevated more than two times ...
So you can have alcohol induced steatosis ...
Investigate with ...
-USG abdomen
-serum bilirubin
-Hbsag detection
-Anti HCV detection

Last three investigation done only if needed ...

Follow rehabilitation program ...

Regular exercise done with low fat diet
Green leafy veg and fruits more

Baked pestry , non veg , butter , cheese like trans fat containing diet taken less . .

Take care

Advise : Gastroenterologist consultation For examination
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Suggest Treatment For Elevated Liver Enzymes

Hi welcome to HCM... Alcohol and its metabolite can lead liver damage ...esp damage hepatocytes. ... You have no symptoms and your liver enzymes elevated more than two times ... So you can have alcohol induced steatosis ... Investigate with ... -USG abdomen -serum bilirubin -Hbsag detection -Anti HCV detection Last three investigation done only if needed ... Follow rehabilitation program ... Regular exercise done with low fat diet Green leafy veg and fruits more Baked pestry , non veg , butter , cheese like trans fat containing diet taken less . . Take care Advise : Gastroenterologist consultation For examination