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I Have Undergone For The Body Check Up Of Liver Test. What Does It Mean ?
I have undergone for the body checkup . in final result they gave is SGPT(ALT)(IFCC) is 35 so you need to take a some Liver test test. what does it mean?.Please explain ?.do i need go for another test
Mon, 3 Jan 2011
General & Family Physician, Dr. Jagdish's Response
Hi. Welcome To Healthcare Magic
Your elevated ALT(normal 8-20) is very mild. I suggest you repeat the test and confirm.
If still high and around 35, still it is mild elevation. But you can pursue the following tests: Hepatitis Panel(Rule out Hep B,C,); Ultrasound upper abdomen to see fatty liver and gallbladder problems (stones).
If the tests are normal and you can repeat the test after 6 months and if still high consult Gastroenterology and get the advanced tests done.
Regards, Dr. Jagdish
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I Have Undergone For The Body Check Up Of Liver Test. What Does It Mean ?
Hi. Welcome To Healthcare Magic Your elevated ALT(normal 8-20) is very mild. I suggest you repeat the test and confirm. If still high and around 35, still it is mild elevation. But you can pursue the following tests: Hepatitis Panel(Rule out Hep B,C,); Ultrasound upper abdomen to see fatty liver and gallbladder problems (stones). If the tests are normal and you can repeat the test after 6 months and if still high consult Gastroenterology and get the advanced tests done. Regards, Dr. Jagdish