My SGPT level is 136 (normal range 21 to 72) and my SGOT level is 69 (normal range 17 to 59) according to the lab report. Is this a matter of concern? What treatment should I consider?

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Dr Yusuf Mohammad

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These values are raised and can occur due to fatty liver, or liver infections or medicine use. Lifestyle changes are supposed to be done such as low fat food , exercise to done daily , follow up with doctor to check if imapact on lifestyle has improved your health

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