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SGPT is high
In routine blood test SGPT is hlgh and all other liver profile, cbc profile is normal. No symptoms and no problem. What is required to do now?
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Dr. Gunjan Saini
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Haridwar
It's curable
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Dr. Bipin Ninan Abraham
General Physician
7 yrs exp
Bangalore
SGPT is an indicator of liver damage, which can occur due to medications, use of alcohol, infection, unhealthy diet and unhealthy lifestyle. Have a healthy diet, exercise regularly and drink plenty of water
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Dr. Milind Sathe
General Physician
38 yrs exp
Indore
It could be because of some me viral infections of liver,or fatty liver or Alcohol consumption.
Whatever applicable.
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Slight rise in liver enzymes is not very dangerous but watch for further rise/decline.
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