My 16 year old daughter blood report shows the following: Total bilirubin 1.7, Direct bilirubin 1.0, Albumin 3.3, Globulin 1.7, Total protein 5.0, SGPT 90, SGOT 170, and Alkaline phosphatase 460. What does this report indicate?

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Dr Kamran Mohammed

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These liver values are mildly elevated and can occur from temporary causes like infections or medications. Repeat the test after 1 or 2 weeks. Avoid junk food, oily meals, and check if she had fever or illness recently. If levels stay high, consult a pediatrician for further liver work up.

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