I was treated for H. pylori infection and am currently on medication from your clinic. However, I am experiencing poor digestion and low energy after meals. I did an LFT test, and my ALT and AST levels are high. I have attached the report here. Please advise on the next steps and management.

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Dr Yusuf Mohammad

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8+ Yrs

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Liver enzymes may be elevated due to medication or fatty liver. Consider liver protective diet, repeat test post treatment.

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