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Enlarged liver
I had elevated alp= 210 U/L
SGOT =45 U/L
SGPT =47 U/L
And my ultrasound showed mildly enlarged LIVER.
I have digestive issues whenever I eat any fatty food as my stomach gets bloated very much and there is a lot of uneasiness in my belly after even taking a bite of fatty foods.
What can be the issue. Please help
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You need proper evaluation. . Endoscopy USG and CT scan to rule out hall stone disease and hiatus hernia . Kindly contact nearest medical facility .
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Dr. Kumar Parth
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[ ] Altered Liver function , typically the liver enzymes dearrangement is seen in many conditions.This mostly happen if there is any other ineffective pathology already present in the body. SGPT/ SGOT also raised in Alcoholic / non Alcoholic fatty liver disease(NAFLD). A through evaluation needed which includes a Ultrasound of abdomen, Hepatic viral profile ( Hepatitis B and C typically). Get evaluated and this is reversible.
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