Question 1

I would like to understand if my SGPT report is normal or if there is anything concerning in it. Although my doctor mentioned everything is normal, I want to be sure.

Question 2

Fifteen days ago I had lower stomach and abdominal pain. I was diagnosed with fatty liver and a urinary bacterial infection, which I got treated for. After 9 days, the medication was stopped. Yesterday, I felt pain again, though not as severe, and I took the prescribed medicine. My ESR value has been high since last year. I also feel fever between 99 degrees and 100 degrees F in the evening with body pain, especially in the lower body like legs, ankles, and lower back. I have attached my report. Please tell me what to do?

Question 3

About 10 days ago, I tested positive for typhoid. However, I did not have a fever, my main symptoms were weakness, vomiting, and gastric issues. My Typhi Dot IgM was positive, and the titre was slightly elevated. I took Doxcef O for 10 days and also received the typhoid vaccine. Despite this, I still feel like vomiting after eating, and I am experiencing leg pain and overall weakness. This is the first time I have had typhoid, and someone mentioned that I might have become a chronic carrier, which has made me anxious. Is this a serious issue, or can it be fully cured? How long does recovery usually take? I have attached my report for your review.

My report says I have a high AST to ALT ratio of 1.55 though the rest of the parameters are normal. Can someone please suggest if there is anything to worry about? I have attached my blood reports.

A slightly high AST to ALT ratio or De Ritis ratio may be due to muscle activity or minor liver changes. Since other liver parameters are normal, this is usually not serious. Maintain a healthy diet, avoid alcohol, and repeat the test if advised.

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I would like to understand if my SGPT report is normal or if there is anything concerning in it. Although my doctor mentioned everything is normal, I want to be sure.