SgPt confirmation

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SgPt confirmation

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Is SgPT 49<50 okay , I have fatty liver grade1. Rest SGOT 29<50, t3 1.16, t4 11.23, tsh 1.76. ... . .

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Dr. Mitali Verma General Physician 6 yrs exp Bhiwani Consult Now · Accepted Answer

Dr. Mitali Verma

General Physician 6 yrs exp Bhiwani

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Believing this is tT3,t44 and TSH, these are wuthin normal range. Your ALT is slightly raised. You should cut down on alcohol and fatty meals. Take more fibre diet. Cut down on red meat.

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