Hello dear user! Thank you and welcome on HealthcareMagic! I ve gone through your query and understand your concerns! SGPT in your daughter test, is only a little bit high. It s true that raising of SGPT suggests liver cells damage, but I think you shouldn t be very worried to that. There are several viral conditions that affect children of this age that may raise SGPT. Hepatitis A, is one of the viral conditions that affects almost 98% of people and they don t even know about it, because its symptoms are just like a simple flu, or common cold, associated with diarrhea, vomits, fevers, weakness, lose motions etc. Anyway it is not a serious condition and it is not contagious. I would recommend you to repeat that analysis after a couple of days after your daughter is recovered from this viral condition to see if the level of SGPT is normalized. HbsAg, and anti HCV is another analysis to be done to rule out Hepatitis B and C. For now, just maintain a supportive care of your daughter at home. Give her liquids, vitamins and if she has fevers you may use Acetaminophen syrup to keep it under control. If she don t get better for 4-5 days please consult a pediatrician for further examinations. I hope this answer was helpful to you! Please kindly rate it and write a short review about your experience with me! Thank you and best regards! DR ERIOL.