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What Does The Following Blood Reports Indicate?

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Posted on Fri, 16 Jan 2015
Question: my report
alkaline phosphate 92.5
biluribin-direct -0.17
biluribin/total-1.09
biluribin/indirect 0.92
GGT-196.4
SGOT-18.8
SGPT-41.6
PROTEIN/TOTAL-7.45
Albumin/serum 4.71
Serum globulin 2.74

My alchohol intake is 2 to 3 pegs thrice a week.

are the above reports cause for serious worry
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Answered by Dr. Dr.N.Senduran (1 hour later)
Brief Answer:
Nothing Serious..Avoid alcohol..

Detailed Answer:
Hello XXXXXXX

Welcome to Healthcare Magic.

I have gone through the reports carefully..

Everything seems to be within normal range except for elevated glutamyl transferase(GGT).

It could probably be related to the long term consumption of alcohol.

Just follow the below suggestions.

1)Encourage low fat diet(avoid deep fried foods and other junk foods)
2)Avoid consuming alcohol completely for few months.
3)Encourage fruits and vegetable salads along with your regular diet

You can repeat the liver function test after 2-3 months to see the improvement.

Hope this answers your query.If any further doubts, feel free to ask.

Regards.
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What Does The Following Blood Reports Indicate?

Brief Answer: Nothing Serious..Avoid alcohol.. Detailed Answer: Hello XXXXXXX Welcome to Healthcare Magic. I have gone through the reports carefully.. Everything seems to be within normal range except for elevated glutamyl transferase(GGT). It could probably be related to the long term consumption of alcohol. Just follow the below suggestions. 1)Encourage low fat diet(avoid deep fried foods and other junk foods) 2)Avoid consuming alcohol completely for few months. 3)Encourage fruits and vegetable salads along with your regular diet You can repeat the liver function test after 2-3 months to see the improvement. Hope this answers your query.If any further doubts, feel free to ask. Regards.