I am suffering from a dry cough, and my blood report shows SGPT 60.5. Is there any connection between this and bronchovascular lung disease?

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Dr Kamran Mohammed

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SGPT is mildly elevated, possibly due to medications, fatty liver, or viral load. Bronchovascular prominence on chest imaging is common with chronic cough. They are not directly linked. Manage liver with diet, hydration, and avoiding unnecessary drugs. Address cough with antihistamines or inhalers if needed.

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