Question 1

Sir, my recent LFT reports show bilirubin at 1.86, SGPT at 42, and SGOT at 45. I have done LFT tests three times over different weeks. While SGPT and SGOT levels have decreased (SGPT: 65 to 42, SGOT: 55 to 45), my bilirubin has increased from 1.2 to 1.86. I have been taking Udiliv 300 and Tocofol as prescribed by a gastroenterologist. What should I do next?

Question 2

Sir, my name is Amit, I am 20 years old from Bihar. I recently got my blood test done, and some results are worrying me. The highlighted points are:
Bilirubin Total: 1.43 mg/dL
Bilirubin Indirect: 1.18 mg/dL
Total Protein: 9.06 g/dL
Albumin: 5.93 g/dL
Calcium Total: 10.80 mg/dL
Chloride: 99.40 mEq/L
Could you please explain what these values mean and if I need any treatment or further tests?

Question 3

My SGPT is 25, SGOT is 19, and alkaline phosphatase is 371. Bilirubin is 3.03. What could be the reason for high alkaline phosphatase? I have attached my report. If gallstones are the reason, what could be their size according to the report?

My husband had a blood test as he has digestion issues. His SGOT level is 73.10 U/L and SGPT level is 131.20 U/L. He does not consume alcohol. What is the remedy to bring these levels back to normal?

Elevated liver enzymes may be due to fatty liver, viral hepatitis, or medication. Please take an Ultrasound Abdomen and Hepatitis Panel.

More LFT (Liver Function) Test Health Queries

My SGPT is 25, SGOT is 19, and alkaline phosphatase is 371. Bilirubin is 3.03. What could be the reason for high alkaline phosphatase? I have attached my report. If gallstones are the reason, what could be their size according to the report?