Question 1

Recent blood tests of my mother show some abnormal results, including RBC count of 5.22x1000000/microlitre, platelet count of 134x10000/microlitre (low), PDW of 14.7, fasting glucose of 114.5 mg/dL, ALT (SGPT) of 103.76 U/L (high), and AST (SGOT) of 50.73 U/L (high). She has been experiencing weakness in certain parts of her body, sweating on one side, and a feeling of inner restlessness. She is currently on medications for blood pressure, diabetes, and cholesterol, but has not received a clear diagnosis. Could you please advise on the possible cause of her symptoms and abnormal lab results, the course of treatment, and which specialist doctor she should consult next?

Question 2

I recently underwent a 61 point detailed health checkup. Most of my results were within the normal range, except for bilirubin in the liver function test, which came out to 2.53 mg/dL (normal range: 0 to 2.0 mg/dL).

Question 3

My daughter has been diagnosed with jaundice caused by the Hepatitis A virus. Additionally, her blood report shows a positive result for typhoid. Kindly suggest an effective treatment plan.

I have done my LFT test. The test report is attached in this query. I want to know, is it a severe problem? Please advise me what I should do. How much time will it take to get back to normal?

If enzymes are mildly elevated, it may be reversible. Avoid alcohol, fatty foods, and follow doctors advice. Time to normal depends on cause. Do the required repeat LFT in 4 to 6 weeks.

More LIVER FUNCTION TEST (LFT) Health Queries

I recently underwent a 61 point detailed health checkup. Most of my results were within the normal range, except for bilirubin in the liver function test, which came out to 2.53 mg/dL (normal range: 0 to 2.0 mg/dL).

My daughter has been diagnosed with jaundice caused by the Hepatitis A virus. Additionally, her blood report shows a positive result for typhoid. Kindly suggest an effective treatment plan.