
How Long Does Liver Enzymes Take To Normalise?

Question: good day doctor, during recent medicals my SGOT (77) SGPT (117) and GGTP (63) levels were found high...doctor prescribed me Tab.Silybon 140 , Tab.Udiliv 300 and Liq. Sorbilene each 3 times a day along with abstinence from alcohol and fatty food... He asked me to repeat the test after a week...Is it possible to bring down levels to acceptable levels within the time frame as I need to pass the medical test for employment...I am following exact diet as prescribed...What are the accepted levels to pass the test...Hp B and C tests are negative...My weight is 74kg and height 159cm...
Brief Answer:
May take some time
Detailed Answer:
Hi
Thanks for writing in
Your doctor is right, abstinence from alcohol & fatty meals along with these medicines will reduce the liver function to normal but may take some time
It is usually ranging from three to six weeks
Repeating after a week will give an indication if the medicines are working or not
Acceptable levels differ with reference ranges and method used to perform the test along with the units in which the value is reported
I would suggest you get the reports done after a week and upload the baseline and the new reports and I will guide you further
Hope this helps
DO write back in cae of concern
May take some time
Detailed Answer:
Hi
Thanks for writing in
Your doctor is right, abstinence from alcohol & fatty meals along with these medicines will reduce the liver function to normal but may take some time
It is usually ranging from three to six weeks
Repeating after a week will give an indication if the medicines are working or not
Acceptable levels differ with reference ranges and method used to perform the test along with the units in which the value is reported
I would suggest you get the reports done after a week and upload the baseline and the new reports and I will guide you further
Hope this helps
DO write back in cae of concern
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Yogesh D


Good day doctor
Thanks for your reply.
I was never a regular drinker but used to binge occasionally on alcohol and fatty food which I have stopped completely.
I wanted to know if these elevated levels can fail the medical test or slightly higher levels are tolerated with proper diet and medicines like other chronic diseases such as diabetes.
I will revert back with my test reports next week.
Regards
Thanks for your reply.
I was never a regular drinker but used to binge occasionally on alcohol and fatty food which I have stopped completely.
I wanted to know if these elevated levels can fail the medical test or slightly higher levels are tolerated with proper diet and medicines like other chronic diseases such as diabetes.
I will revert back with my test reports next week.
Regards
Brief Answer:
What is the job you have applied for?
Detailed Answer:
Hi
Thanks for writing in again
It all depends on what job profile you have applied for and the SOP of the company
Will await your reports
Regards
What is the job you have applied for?
Detailed Answer:
Hi
Thanks for writing in again
It all depends on what job profile you have applied for and the SOP of the company
Will await your reports
Regards
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Yogesh D


Good day doctor
I am working in merchant navy and medicals are conducted as per international standards.
Regards
I am working in merchant navy and medicals are conducted as per international standards.
Regards
Brief Answer:
Refer the manual of Merchant navy
Detailed Answer:
Hi
Thanks for writing in again
I would suggest you refer the manual of merchant navy or consult some XXXXXXX person in the same
Usually defence forces do not permit variations so there are chances you may be rejected on these grounds
Hope clear
Do write back in case of concern
Refer the manual of Merchant navy
Detailed Answer:
Hi
Thanks for writing in again
I would suggest you refer the manual of merchant navy or consult some XXXXXXX person in the same
Usually defence forces do not permit variations so there are chances you may be rejected on these grounds
Hope clear
Do write back in case of concern
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Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Raju A.T

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