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hello DR..i am 20yrs old,i was suffering from viral hepatatis...2day i took my LFT..and the results are:- Total Billrubin 1.1,direct billrubin .7 and indirect is .4 my SGOT is 175,and my SGPT is 208..my A/G ratio is 1.2 pls give ur valuable suggestions to me..is there any problem because of the high level of SGOT nd SGPT??. thanks..
Hello and thank you for your question. There are treatments for hepatitis but you would need to see a liver specialist to know which one is best for you. There are several types of viral hepatitis and you need to know which one you have to determine which medication is right for you. They may even need to do a liver biopsy in order to determine the stage of your liver disease. Elevations of SGOT ad SGPT are signs of liver irritation and are common in patients with hepatitis. Please avoid any alcohol or acetaminophen as these can further damage the liver. See a liver specialist for a determination of which treatment is right for you.
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What Is The Treatment For Viral Hepatitis?
Hello and thank you for your question. There are treatments for hepatitis but you would need to see a liver specialist to know which one is best for you. There are several types of viral hepatitis and you need to know which one you have to determine which medication is right for you. They may even need to do a liver biopsy in order to determine the stage of your liver disease. Elevations of SGOT ad SGPT are signs of liver irritation and are common in patients with hepatitis. Please avoid any alcohol or acetaminophen as these can further damage the liver. See a liver specialist for a determination of which treatment is right for you.