What Do These Lab Reports Indicate?
Question: I was hospitalized for 5days, diagnosed & treated for viral pyrexia.
While discharge my Liver Function Test (LFT) parameters were little over the upper limits, which has further shot up per latest LFT results post 5days of discharge.
Please review the attached discharge summary & latest LFT report.
Kindly advise what should I do next. Shall I continue the treatment under a pulmonologist or consult any other specialist?
Regards,
XXXX
While discharge my Liver Function Test (LFT) parameters were little over the upper limits, which has further shot up per latest LFT results post 5days of discharge.
Please review the attached discharge summary & latest LFT report.
Kindly advise what should I do next. Shall I continue the treatment under a pulmonologist or consult any other specialist?
Regards,
XXXX
Brief Answer:
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Detailed Answer:
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I see no document attached here.
Please re-attach the discharge summary and the reports.
I shall have a look at them and opine.
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Attached the discharge summary & latest LFT report
Brief Answer:
Consult a Gastroenterologist
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
Thanks for the reports,
I have gone through the LFT reports attached. The liver enzymes seems to be fluctuating but on the higher side almost every time. This indicates liver parenchymal damage either due to viral infection or any of the medications used during infection.
You may have to consult a Gastroenterologist who can evaluate and manage accordingly.
I believe these raised liver enzyme levels are transient and would subside on own. It is always better to have a expert opinion.
Hope, I answered your query.
Wish you good health.
Regards,
Consult a Gastroenterologist
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
Thanks for the reports,
I have gone through the LFT reports attached. The liver enzymes seems to be fluctuating but on the higher side almost every time. This indicates liver parenchymal damage either due to viral infection or any of the medications used during infection.
You may have to consult a Gastroenterologist who can evaluate and manage accordingly.
I believe these raised liver enzyme levels are transient and would subside on own. It is always better to have a expert opinion.
Hope, I answered your query.
Wish you good health.
Regards,
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar
Thanks for your response.
I've attached the latest LFT report post discharge.
Please confirm, if I should start with a general physician or consult an expert.
I've attached the latest LFT report post discharge.
Please confirm, if I should start with a general physician or consult an expert.
Brief Answer:
Getting better
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
Sorry for the delayed response,
I have seen your latest LFT report. The enzyme levels seem to return towards normal but not normal entirely.
I would still recommend a visit to a gastroenterologist to be on the safer side. He/She can prescribe liver protective which can prevent any sort of damage in further days.
regards,
Getting better
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
Sorry for the delayed response,
I have seen your latest LFT report. The enzyme levels seem to return towards normal but not normal entirely.
I would still recommend a visit to a gastroenterologist to be on the safer side. He/She can prescribe liver protective which can prevent any sort of damage in further days.
regards,
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar
Attached latest LFT done on 13th.. which shows increment on a few parameters..
kindly review and advise.
kindly review and advise.
Brief Answer:
Consult a Gastroenterologist
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
Yes, I have seen the report.
SGOT 82
SGPT 68
The values do fluctuate as long as the insult to the liver exists. An aggravation can be expected with fatty or spice diet or simply the viral illness which caused it.
I would recommend a visit to gastroenterologist who can advice liver protectives and any other management necessary.
Regards,
Consult a Gastroenterologist
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
Yes, I have seen the report.
SGOT 82
SGPT 68
The values do fluctuate as long as the insult to the liver exists. An aggravation can be expected with fatty or spice diet or simply the viral illness which caused it.
I would recommend a visit to gastroenterologist who can advice liver protectives and any other management necessary.
Regards,
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar