Dear Sir, My blood report shows SGPT level of 70, urine is normal, and hemoglobin is 11. What should I do? I am taking the following treatments of Syp Winoliv for liver, Syp Multivitamin, and Syp Iron supplements. Is there a chance of joint pain due to high SGPT?

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Dr Vasanthasree Nair

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A mildly raised SGPT normal up to 40 may be due to liver strain from medication, fatty liver, or minor infections. Joint pain is not usually caused directly by high SGPT, but if inflammation is present in the body, it can contribute. Continue liver support medicines and multivitamins. Please avoid alcohol and oily food. Follow up with your doctor if joint pain worsens.

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