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What Causes Slight Increase In The SGPT Level?
Question: I Have done whole body check-up on 13/04/15 and few very higher side results are as below:- SGOT-42,SGPT-81,Magnisium-2.78,Triglycerides serum-238,HDL chholesterol-31.7,LDL-165.8,VLDL-1.50,LDL/HDL RATIO-5.23,Blood sugar fasting-116.2,HbA1C-7.0,Urine specific gravity-1.005 and Vitamin D 25 Hydroxy-10.21 So, from above results, can one tell me that what kind of problems arises and what precautions should required for me? I will very thankful to you. Regards, XXXXXXX MATHUR 0000(M)
Brief Answer:
Modification of food habits /life-style is desirable!
Detailed Answer:
Hi! thanks for your health query!
As per the results, I can explain:
1. Slight increase in the SGPT level: could be due to mild liver or gall bladder or pancreatic inflammation; not to worry
2. high triglycerides/LDL level/LDL:HDL ratio/ blood sugar/HbA1c, low HDL: you need to reduce the fatty foods and take more of fibre rich foods along with moderate exercise and also need to take relatively protein-rich foods and plenty of fluids.
3. low vit-D and slightly high magnesium levels: you need to increase outdoor activities and take vit-D3/Calcium supplements
There is a high risk of heart diseases for you but it is quite preventable if you do not smoke or drink alcohol.
Just have a positive outlook and do follow my suggestions for 6 weeks and get back to me with ECG/HbA1C reports.
Wishing you good health,
Modification of food habits /life-style is desirable!
Detailed Answer:
Hi! thanks for your health query!
As per the results, I can explain:
1. Slight increase in the SGPT level: could be due to mild liver or gall bladder or pancreatic inflammation; not to worry
2. high triglycerides/LDL level/LDL:HDL ratio/ blood sugar/HbA1c, low HDL: you need to reduce the fatty foods and take more of fibre rich foods along with moderate exercise and also need to take relatively protein-rich foods and plenty of fluids.
3. low vit-D and slightly high magnesium levels: you need to increase outdoor activities and take vit-D3/Calcium supplements
There is a high risk of heart diseases for you but it is quite preventable if you do not smoke or drink alcohol.
Just have a positive outlook and do follow my suggestions for 6 weeks and get back to me with ECG/HbA1C reports.
Wishing you good health,
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