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SGOT / SGPT Test

Dear Dr's,

I am aged 34 years, recently i went for a medical check up In which
My sgot is 51 and sgpt is 66 & S.Triglycerides 210mg% (Limit 35 - 170mg%)
else everything is normal i.e. blood sugar, urine etc. could you please help me how I can reduce this sgot & sgpt to the normal level.

what could be the reason for the above damage ? Is it in Severe Stage or Initial Stage ? How can i rectify this and bring back my normal health ? please Help me.

Thank you very much.

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Dear

I have tested for Liver Function Test

The only OUT OF RANGE FACTORS ARE AS BELOW

SGPT - 65
SGOT - 84

I am a frequent drinker.


Kindly advise regarding the condition of lever,
Critical Values for SGOT - SGPT.
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Hi, welcome to the forum. Plasma levels of aspartate and alanine aminotransferases (AST [SGOT] and ALT [SGPT]) are routinely measured to assess liver function. Yours is mild increase in these levels.

Normally SGPT level is below 40 IU/L.  SGPT is marker of liver diseases or liver conditions. The liver conditions are hemochromatosis, methotrexate- or amiodarone-induced hepatic injury, chronic hepatitis C virus infection, post-jejuno-ileal bypass and nonalcoholic and alcoholic fatty liver disease.  Usually in such conditions the levels are above 500 IU/L. But in initial stages the levels can be lower.  

Other conditions like celiac disease, Hypothyroidism and hyperthyroidism, Adrenal insufficiency and certain antibiotics use can increase the level marginally. You need to rule out these conditions.

You need to consult gastroenterologist for assessment of SGPT levels. Take care and regards.
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