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Sgpt Sgot high in Teen
I am a teen, 16, My weight is around 65 and am kinda adequate teen like others. Still i recently did my regular heath checkup and came to know that my SGPT and SGOT are 105 and 64 respectively. I am feeling really worried about this. Please give some suggestions, I also have slight deficiency of Vitamin D.
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1. Isolated liver enzymes elevation might not be a problem, don't worry
2. Know your family history for liver disease.
3. complete LFT profile.
4. Vit D levels ??
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consult me and give me proper history, will sort it out.
tips for vit d defiency
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Dr. Vivek Gautam
Pulmonologist
11 yrs exp
Greater Noida
need a detailed history to rule out any underlying liver pathology
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Dr. Saima Iqtadar
General Physician
23 yrs exp
Aligarh
Please consult for detailed evaluation and treatment options
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Dr. Navinkumar Angadi
General Physician
15 yrs exp
Davanagere
Marginally elevated liver enzymes are clinically normal. Consult with full report for further management.
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