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Liver cell disordee
My sister is having a high sgpt 132 while the normal is 44 what is the best way to make it normal and what is the food to eat
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Hello practo User,
SGPT or SGOT normal range is between 10- 50 and in some place it 10- 40 also. These are liver enzymes which help liver to function normal.
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Avoid high fat and sodium rich foods.take foods rich in nutrients. Ask me directly for customized diet plan for you.
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