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High SGOT/SGPT Value,
My mother is about 51 Years age , Present Complications: Hypertension since few years,
Difficulty in digestion, acidity, need to take regular antacids ( aciloc 300/pantop etc)
During a routine health check reveals SGPT: 160, SGOT: 104 , Bilirubin Total:0.7, How fatal the condition is as per blood reports ? Could you kindly guide if it's a symptoms of any irreversible liver damage or not ! Report screenshot attached .
Patient is non diabetic
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Need further evaluation. This SGOT & SGPT without any symptoms and normal other parameters okay .
But we have to look at other parameters like lipid profile, USG (w/a) &/Hepatic Fibroscan, Endoscopy/UGIscopy
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Consult a gastroenterologist.
Routine blood test with lipid profile, USG (w/a) , Hepatic Fibroscan , Endoscopy
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Dr. Girish P V
Gastroenterologist
22 yrs exp
Bangalore
Get her USG abdomen to assess liver along with
Vital markers - Hbsag and hCv ab
Fibroscan. .
Fatty liver won’t be causing any symptoms. It’s detected incidentally
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Dr. Nikhil Patil
Medical Gastroenterology
10 yrs exp
Bangalore
USG abdomen to look for CBd and liver
This will be starting investigation
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