LFT levels and whey protein

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Hello Doctors, I had 4-5 loose motions in a span of 2 days. I went to hospital and got a LFT report done. My bilurubin is 1.9 and Sgot (Ast) is 47 U/L and Sgot (ALT) Is 61 U/L. I am a gym goer and consume a single scoop of whey protein from a very reputated brand on a daily basis and i buy it from their official website and i also authenticate it after buying. Max i take 1 and half scoop in a day sometimes. My question is : Is there any link between my LFT Levels, gym and whey protein consumption? Is it safe and can i consume whey protein ? My total protein in report is 7.2g/Dl . Albumin is 4.8 g dl . And globulin is 2.4 g dl. Kindly answer my query. Please it's a request.

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Dr. Subhamay Das Laparoscopic Surgeon 8 yrs exp Siliguri · Accepted Answer

Dr. Subhamay Das

Laparoscopic Surgeon 8 yrs exp Siliguri

The values mentioned here are slightly higher than normal values...need proper evaluation... Consult a dietician for optimal protein intake... Take high fiber diet, drink plenty of water, take probiotics...

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