- Male
- 40 Years
- 10/09/2025
I have been suffering from high fever for 1 week and recently got my tests done. My SGOT is 118 and SGPT is 217. I had been consuming alcohol continuously for a week, including the day before the test. Additionally, my lymphocyte percentage is 47percent, while all other test results are normal. Should I be concerned about these results?
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Elevated SGOT (118) and SGPT (217) may be due to recent alcohol use, viral infection, or liver stress. Fever and high lymphocyte (47percent) suggest a possible viral cause like hepatitis or dengue. Avoid alcohol completely for now, it can worsen liver inflammation. Repeat liver function and viral tests after a few days for confirmation.
Dr. Hema Suggests...
Take a LFT (Liver Function) Test Test or Take a Dengue IgM - Elisa Test
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