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What Is Normal SGPT Value For Males?

what is the normal level for men for sgpt. my sgpt is 53 which is changing sometimes little less and little more . what is the reason for this. I had slight jaundice and urine infection, fever some 5 to 6 months back. I was on medication.why it is not becoming exact normal level.I am 51 years old.
Mon, 19 Oct 2015
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Hello welcome to HMC. thank you for posting your query. SGPT is serum glutamic pyruvic oxalocetic transaminase , a liver enzyme helps in diagnosing liver functions. the normal levels are 5 - 40 IU/L. thses liver ezymes are increased in fatty liver, viral hepatitis A,B,C and hepatotoxic drugs. as you have the past history of jaundice and fever, there are chances for developing liver problems again. i would suggest you to consult gastroenterologist for further evaluation . hope i have answered your question.
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What Is Normal SGPT Value For Males?

Hello welcome to HMC. thank you for posting your query. SGPT is serum glutamic pyruvic oxalocetic transaminase , a liver enzyme helps in diagnosing liver functions. the normal levels are 5 - 40 IU/L. thses liver ezymes are increased in fatty liver, viral hepatitis A,B,C and hepatotoxic drugs. as you have the past history of jaundice and fever, there are chances for developing liver problems again. i would suggest you to consult gastroenterologist for further evaluation . hope i have answered your question.