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Can Dengue Fever Cause Abnormal SGOT Levels?

hey doc i am 27 years old male ..and very much fit before i was hit with dengue few weeks back ..i recovered from dengue but my sgpt levels are still not down ..sgpt was 119 and sgot was 93 3-4 days after recovering from dengue fever but on my recent test couple of days back sgot was 90 but sgpt went upto 260 ..doc advised me udilive medicine ..Please give ur opinion ..i am missing my work out regime and want to get back to normal life soon ...
Tue, 14 Nov 2017
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Liver enzyme elevations are common in dengue. Usually the SGOT levels are more than SGPT levels probably due to skeletal muscle injury.

But please consult your doctor to know the other causes for elevated liver enzymes like drugs, alcohol, hepatitis infection, dengue, malaria, leptospirosis, fatty liver disease etc...
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Can Dengue Fever Cause Abnormal SGOT Levels?

Hello Thank you for trusting HCM Liver enzyme elevations are common in dengue. Usually the SGOT levels are more than SGPT levels probably due to skeletal muscle injury. But please consult your doctor to know the other causes for elevated liver enzymes like drugs, alcohol, hepatitis infection, dengue, malaria, leptospirosis, fatty liver disease etc...