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What Does Gammat Glutamite Level Of 235 Indicate?

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Posted on Mon, 4 May 2015
Question: I have been using Liveril Forte for almost five years.my SGPT and SGOT level are under control.I drink almost six pegs every ten days,I mean I drink after a gap of at least Ten days.But my GAMMAT GLUTAMITE LEVEL IS AS HIGH AS 235 whereas permissible level is around 100.can u advice me???
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Answered by Dr. Prof. Kunal Saha (3 hours later)
Brief Answer:
Alcohol has caused chronic liver injury

Detailed Answer:
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When we take any medicine or alcohol, it is an extra load for the liver to metabolize. I would consider no amount of alcohol safe for you. It has already caused chronic liver injury and is manifesting with raised Gamma glutamate (GGT) level. It is an important warning sign. If you ignore that, a more serious condition may ensue. I would suggest you to give up drinking altogether. Whether you can do that is actually a matter of will and nothing else.

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Dr. Kunal Saha
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What Does Gammat Glutamite Level Of 235 Indicate?

Brief Answer: Alcohol has caused chronic liver injury Detailed Answer: Thanks for asking on HealthcareMagic. When we take any medicine or alcohol, it is an extra load for the liver to metabolize. I would consider no amount of alcohol safe for you. It has already caused chronic liver injury and is manifesting with raised Gamma glutamate (GGT) level. It is an important warning sign. If you ignore that, a more serious condition may ensue. I would suggest you to give up drinking altogether. Whether you can do that is actually a matter of will and nothing else. Regards Dr. Kunal Saha