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About the LFT
Sir...I am 54 years old...as I have the habitat of drinking I took the LFT bilrubin has was mildly high then I took aurvedic medicine for 2 weeks after that I checked my bilrubin it came down ...does anything to worry now???...my report is attached
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Nothing much to worry , if you are a chronic alchoholic kindly restrain from alcohol consumption. The LFT seems pretty ok other that the cholesterol levels . For that you need a proper exercise and strict diet control
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Follow a proper diet and exercise
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kindly abstain from alcohol consumption
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Liver is excellent organ. It control its own.derrangements. this is where.most quacks cash on people. You have no problem. Except, abnormal lipids needs correction
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