I've been dealing with a viral fever and my SGPT levels have gone up to 63. I'm taking paracetamol, Defix, and other medications from my doctor. Since I live in a hostel, it's tough to really manage what I'm eating. How can I get my SGPT levels back to normal? I'm a bit worried about this and looking for some advice.

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Dr Ranjith Darla

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