Sir, my recent liver function tests show: SGPT: 300 SGOT: 600 GGT: 600 Bilirubin: 1.24 I am under treatment by a gastroenterologist, who says that heavy alcohol consumption on an empty stomach has caused the elevated liver enzymes. I want to quit alcohol and would like to know the risks associated with these high liver enzyme levels. What precautions should I take?

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Dr Kamran Mohammed

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5+ Yrs

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High liver enzymes due to alcohol. Quit alcohol now to prevent damage. Eat healthy, hydrate well. Seek care if jaundice/confusion occurs. Repeat LFT, Ultrasound after 1 month.

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