I recently did my liver test, and my report shows AST/SGOT as 62 and ALT/SGPT as 122. Is this serious? Kindly advise.

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Dr Hema Pratima

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Your liver enzymes are elevated, possibly due to fatty liver, medications, or alcohol. It is not an emergency, but requires attention. Please avoid alcohol, junk food, and take liver protective supplements like Liv.52. Definitely repeat LFT and Ultrasound Abdomen to monitor. You must take these tests to guide treatment.

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