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Does Abnormal SGOT And SGPT Lead To Cancer?

i m suffering from pvt last 1 year.i take warf 5 daily basis 10mg.what effect of body SGOT 50 and SGPT 56.& INR 2.91.Any chances of cancer or danger of my life in future.6month ago Dr. said to check up Thrombophilia profile but i not checkup. So pls suggest me or guid me
Fri, 2 Jan 2015
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First of all, taking warfarin does not lead to cancer. So be rest assured about that. Secondly, your dose of warfarin is too high and so is your INR. Your INR should be between 2-2.5. For this you will have to slowly reduce the dose and repeat the INR every week till it comes in the desired range. Also, the only danger to your life right now is a bleeding tendency due to a high dose of warfarin. So, follow your clinician's advice and get the profile done.
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Does Abnormal SGOT And SGPT Lead To Cancer?

First of all, taking warfarin does not lead to cancer. So be rest assured about that. Secondly, your dose of warfarin is too high and so is your INR. Your INR should be between 2-2.5. For this you will have to slowly reduce the dose and repeat the INR every week till it comes in the desired range. Also, the only danger to your life right now is a bleeding tendency due to a high dose of warfarin. So, follow your clinician s advice and get the profile done.