SGPT 68 SGOT 38 T.BILIRUBIN 0.8

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Asked for Male, 36 Years

Past 4 days I drunk lot of beers. Now I am feeling stomach pain , vomiting and fever. Is my liver damaged.kindly suggest me what to do. Thank you.

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Dr. SANJAY KUMAR Internal Medicine 6 yrs exp Delhi · Accepted Answer

Dr. SANJAY KUMAR

Internal Medicine 6 yrs exp Delhi

Pain vomiting could be due to gastritis or pancreatitis if u r regular drinker then liver damage can b rule out only after clinical consultation

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