I recently received my blood test report, which shows elevated liver enzymes, SGPT is 91.0 U/L and SGOT is 51.0 U/L. I would like to know what could be causing this, whether it is risky for my health, and how I can reduce these levels safely. Please suggest what steps I should take.

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Dr Bhanu Prakash

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These levels indicate mild liver inflammation. Causes may include fatty liver, medications, or infections. Avoid alcohol and fatty foods. Increase water intake and consult a doctor for liver health guidance. Usg Abdomen, LFT and Hepatitis Panel is advised.

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