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High liver enzymes in viral fever?
My 15 month old son has been getting recurring fever. Currently his fever has been on for 3 days. His tlc was normal; though monocytes were slightly high. His sgot is 306, sgpt 187 and ggtp 118. His whole abdomen ultrasound says liver is okay. Gall bladder wall has mild thickening/edema. Doc says it is most probably a viral fever because of which reports are like this and should be okay in a week's time.
Is there anything to be worried Abt; what could these abnormally high levels of enzyme be due to?
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Dr. Harit Bansal
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It’s viral fever only it would be alright in a week liver enzymes can rise in viral fever no need to worry
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