my doctor said I have an old healed fissure and surgery isn't needed but I'm not sure what that really means does it still cause problems or is it completely fine now

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It's understandable to be unsure when a doctor advises against surgery. While surgery is often a last resort for chronic anal fissures, most cases can be managed with conservative treatments like lifestyle changes and medications.

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I'm a bit concerned because my recent test results showed my SGPT level is 100 and my SGOT level is 47. What could this mean for my health? Are there specific dietary changes I should make to get my levels back to normal? Also, would it help if I started working out more regularly?

There could be liver minor liver prolem or some kind muscle injury. start eating liver health foods na dbe hydrated avoid alcohol,keep regular excercise and avoid stress

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I'm really concerned because my recent tests showed some worrying results. My ultrasound pointed to a fatty liver, and my blood work showed that my levels are a bit off: SGOT is 138, SGPT is 245, GGT is 138, and alkaline phosphatase is 117. Plus, my globulin level is at 3.5. What could be causing these issues?

Indicative of liver inflammation and damage. To address this condition, you can take Ursodeoxycholic acid (UDCA. Additionally, it is important to make lifestyle changes such as maintaining a healthy diet, exercising regularly, and avoiding alcohol to improve your liver health.

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I've been noticing a lot of blood before my stool lately and I'm pretty concerned. What could this mean? Is it something I need to worry about?

yes it is a pile & consult general physician

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