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Regarding my bilburin level
Sir Im. A grade 1 fatty liver non alcoholic
Today I done my lft test my sgot is 24 and sgpt is 14 my total bilburin is 1.74 bilburin direct is 0.90 bilburin indirect is 0.84
Total alkaline pospatase is 248 acording to a lab report 290 is normal in alkaline pospatase
Plz tell me last month I consult a gastralogy doctor they prescribe me ursocol 300 mg to reduce it my sgot and sgpt level and bilburin level after eating a medicine it became normal my sgot sgpt level bilburin level became normal i stop the medicine and now after doing a today lft test my sgot sgpt level became normal. Only my bilburin level get litle up plz help me
Can i continue using that ursocol 300 mg medicine now or I will stop it taking that medicine plz clear it
Plz prescribe me some good medicine
For reducing a bilburin level
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Try taking antioxidant Vitamins C(500 mg once daily )and Vitamin E(400g once daily)
Loose 10 per cent of your body weight slowly over 6 months.
In the meantime you need to rule out the causes of any underlying liver disease.
Get a fibroscan done
Blood for Hepb Hep C and ANA.
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Are your albumin levels and prothrombin time ok? Do u consume alcohol? Are u positive to Hep B or C? Have u undergone a Fibroscan study? Do u have otherwise an USG upper abdomen done? How reliable is the lab doing the LFT test in separating direct from indirect bilirubin fraction ? Please get CBC done too to understand the test. Liver does not make bilirubin but just throws them out of our body. Also most common cause for raised SGPT is fatty liver and NASH for which by far the best remedy is weight reduction. No need to continue Ursocol . Consult a gastroenterologist in detail.
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