I'm concerned about my recent test results showing abnormal SGOT at 46 and SGPT at 66. I've been under treatment for six months now and currently taking a medication called Bilypsa. I also have a gallbladder stone. Is it possible to opt for surgery given these circumstances? What are the implications or things I should be aware of?

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-It seems your SGOT and SGPT levels are still elevated, and you're taking treatment for this. Since you also have a gallbladder stone, surgery could be an option if the stone is causing symptoms or complications. It's best to consult with your doctor to a

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Visit your Physician for evaluation and appropriate management

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