My recent liver function test results are as follows: Total Bilirubin is 1.82 mg per dL AST (SGOT) is 63 IU per L ALT (SGPT) is 156 IU per L An USG report shows a normal liver size but Grade II fatty liver. Could you please advise what medications or lifestyle changes I should follow?

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Dr Hema Pratima

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Your report indicates liver inflammation likely due to fatty liver. It is not immediately dangerous but requires lifestyle changes and follow up. Please consult a doctor to discuss the cause and next steps. Avoid alcohol and maintain a healthy diet.

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Answered 01/09/2025

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