I recovered from COVID 19 on 20th April and was treated with Fabiflu and Deflazacort tapering dose for 9 days along with blood thinners for 15 days. My blood report on 18th May showed SGPT at 153 and SGOT at 59. A follow up report on 18th June shows SGPT at 90 and SGOT at 55. I currently do not have any symptoms except mild burning and tingling sensations in my feet and legs. How long it usually takes for these liver enzyme levels to return to normal?

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Dr Hema Pratima

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Fellowship in Diabetes Mellitus
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Your liver enzyme levels are improving. Tingling or burning may be due to mild nerve irritation post COVID. Stay hydrated, avoid alcohol and junk food, and monitor symptoms. Get done liver function test after a month along with Vitamin D, Vitamin B12 and nerve conduction studies.

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Take a LFT (Liver Function) Test Test or Take a Vitamin B12 Test Test

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Answered 29/08/2025

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