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Any Suggestion For Increased Sgpt Levels After Taking Folic Acid, Liv 52?

hi i am male 27 ido regular walk my weight is v much normal, one month back i got lft done in which my total bilibrium is 1.83 and sgpt was 27 so doctor recomends folic acid tablet and liv 52 ds.. thn yesterday i again got lft done in which total bilibrium is 1.24 but sgpt increased to 47... what shud i do..
Fri, 21 Feb 2014
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hi, mild elevations of liver enzymes are common in many diseases. you need serial followup of enzymes and ultrasound abdomen. Folic acid do not cause bilirubin elevation and liv 52 is just a supportive drug. repeat the tests regularly, and if they are persistently high, then consult a physician or Gastroenterologist. Hope this helped.
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Any Suggestion For Increased Sgpt Levels After Taking Folic Acid, Liv 52?

hi, mild elevations of liver enzymes are common in many diseases. you need serial followup of enzymes and ultrasound abdomen. Folic acid do not cause bilirubin elevation and liv 52 is just a supportive drug. repeat the tests regularly, and if they are persistently high, then consult a physician or Gastroenterologist. Hope this helped.