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What Causes Mild Elevation In SGPT And SGOT Levels?

I have being prescribed 5mg concor - morning and telday 20mg -night for high blood pressure and abnormalities in ECG. My 2D echo test, Excercise ECG test, FBC, ESR, Sr Cr, Blood Urea, CPK are normal but mild elevation of SGPT and SGOT (SGPT SGOT) in testing recently. IS it due to medicines taken. I am non smoker, and not consuming alchole.
Wed, 14 Oct 2015
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HI, thanks for using healthcare magic

It is possible that it may be due to non alcoholic fatty liver disease.

At the moment , this is one of the more common causes, of liver disease. It is the possible cause of your increase.

This is due to the build up of fat in the liver, not related to alcohol use.

Healthy diet changes, increased activity and in some cases medication (Eg statins) can help slow the progression

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What Causes Mild Elevation In SGPT And SGOT Levels?

HI, thanks for using healthcare magic It is possible that it may be due to non alcoholic fatty liver disease. At the moment , this is one of the more common causes, of liver disease. It is the possible cause of your increase. This is due to the build up of fat in the liver, not related to alcohol use. Healthy diet changes, increased activity and in some cases medication (Eg statins) can help slow the progression I hope this helps