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What Does An SGPT Level Of 150 Indicate?
Question: my sgpt is 150 and sgot is 75. other results are normal in LFT
Brief Answer:
I need further details.
Detailed Answer:
Welcome To HCM. I am Dr Anshul Varshney.
I understand your concern.
Rise in liver enzymes signifies liver injury. Now we need to find what is causing it.
I need to know following:
1. What were your problems for which you got LFT done?
2. Do you consume alcohol?
3. Any chronic pain killer intake or intake of any other medicine?
4. Do you have Pain abdomen?
5. Any history of contact with person suffering from Hepatitis B or C?
6. Any surgery done in past or any blood transfusion done ever?
Revert with these details for a better help.
Stay Healthy.
I need further details.
Detailed Answer:
Welcome To HCM. I am Dr Anshul Varshney.
I understand your concern.
Rise in liver enzymes signifies liver injury. Now we need to find what is causing it.
I need to know following:
1. What were your problems for which you got LFT done?
2. Do you consume alcohol?
3. Any chronic pain killer intake or intake of any other medicine?
4. Do you have Pain abdomen?
5. Any history of contact with person suffering from Hepatitis B or C?
6. Any surgery done in past or any blood transfusion done ever?
Revert with these details for a better help.
Stay Healthy.
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Bhagyalaxmi Nalaparaju
I am a drinker and i am using only BP medication..
There is a mild discomfort in abdomin and lot of gas
No hepatitis and no surgery
There is a mild discomfort in abdomin and lot of gas
No hepatitis and no surgery
Brief Answer:
Alcoholic Liver Disease is a possibility.
Detailed Answer:
Welcome back.
If you consume alcohol, then probably this rise is alcohol induced.
I would advise you to get serious and stop alcohol consumption with immediate effects. Take it as a warning sign.
I also recommend you following investigations if not done:
1. Ultrasound Abdomen.
2. Viral Markers.
Once you stop alcohol, these enzymes will get back to normal state.
But if you continue to consume alcohol, you might land into Liver cirrhosis.
I have told you the facts
Now choice is yours.
No Medicine actually helps in this. Stopping alcohol consumption is the best way out.
If you have any further query please ask me.
Stay Healthy.
Alcoholic Liver Disease is a possibility.
Detailed Answer:
Welcome back.
If you consume alcohol, then probably this rise is alcohol induced.
I would advise you to get serious and stop alcohol consumption with immediate effects. Take it as a warning sign.
I also recommend you following investigations if not done:
1. Ultrasound Abdomen.
2. Viral Markers.
Once you stop alcohol, these enzymes will get back to normal state.
But if you continue to consume alcohol, you might land into Liver cirrhosis.
I have told you the facts
Now choice is yours.
No Medicine actually helps in this. Stopping alcohol consumption is the best way out.
If you have any further query please ask me.
Stay Healthy.
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Ashwin Bhandari
have don ultra sound and found fatty liver grade 1
Brief Answer:
Fatty Liver also represents early stage.
Detailed Answer:
Dear Friend.
Fatty liver also represents early stage of Alcoholic liver disease.
This fatty liver grade 1 turns into grade 2 , then 3 , then comes stage of Alcoholic Hepatitis and later Liver cirrhosis.
Come on, make a firm decision of leaving Alcohol today only.
If you have any further query please ask me, else close the discussion and rate it.
Stay Healthy.
Fatty Liver also represents early stage.
Detailed Answer:
Dear Friend.
Fatty liver also represents early stage of Alcoholic liver disease.
This fatty liver grade 1 turns into grade 2 , then 3 , then comes stage of Alcoholic Hepatitis and later Liver cirrhosis.
Come on, make a firm decision of leaving Alcohol today only.
If you have any further query please ask me, else close the discussion and rate it.
Stay Healthy.
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Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Ashwin Bhandari
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