Question 1

My uncle tested positive for COVID 19 eight days ago. Initially, he had a mild fever, but he recovered after taking the prescribed medications. However, during a follow up blood test yesterday, his D dimer, SGPT, and SGOT levels were elevated. The doctor prescribed blood thinning medication based on these results, but after starting the new medication, his condition seems to have worsened, his coughing has increased, and he is experiencing significant fatigue. We are unsure whether this is a side effect of the new medication or a sign of something more serious. I have attached the reports for reference.

Question 2

My blood report shows the following liver function values:
Total Bilirubin: 1.96 mg per dL
Direct Bilirubin: 0.19 mg per dL
Indirect Bilirubin: 1.8 mg per dL
SGPT (ALT): 28 U per L
SGOT (AST): 23 U per L
According to the report, my bilirubin levels are slightly elevated, while my liver enzymes are within normal range. My abdominal ultrasound shows Grade 1 fatty liver, and the rest of the findings are normal.

Question 3

Sir/maam, I had a few tests conducted as a routine annual checkup by my company. My CBC is fine, KFT is fine, but a few liver readings are very poor. Kindly guide me regarding this. I have attached my report. My weight is 100 kg, height 6 feet, HbA1c 5.5, blood pressure 122/82, pulse 75, and oxygen 99.

Elevated ALT/AST may indicate fatty liver or inflammation. Lifestyle, diet changes, and rechecking LFTs in 4 to 6 weeks are recommended. An ultrasound may help clarify.

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