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Have Abdominal Pain. Have SGPT 152 And SGOT 63. Diet To Make Normal Range?
Hello sir, I m having severe pain in my right side of abdomen.. I had consulted a doctor, and he told me to check my blood and suggested for a ultra sound scan.. My blood result shows that i ve SGPT 152 and SGOT 63.. My scan results shows that i am having fatty infiltration of liver and mild hydronephrosis .. What diet should i take to lower these SGPT and SGOT to become normal range.. Thanks in advance, Rahul
Mon, 11 Mar 2013
Hello,
Fatty liver is a reversible disease where triglycerides get deposited in liver cells.
The most common causes for fatty liver are Alcohol,obesity,diabetes,high cholesterol and triglycerides etc.
There is nothing to worry regarding this as simple lifestyle changes can make you allright.
What to do...
Quit alcohol ,if taking.
Reduce calorie intake and reduce your weight.
Avoid junk foods like pizzas,burgers etc.
Avoid sugary drinks and colas.
Avoid sweets and de fried foods.
Daily aerobic exercises for 40 minutes.
Take a super B complex VIT with 1000 mg VIT C daily.
You should be all right in next 4 to 6 months time.
As far as hydronephrosis is concened,you must be properly evaluated by your doctor and look for the cause for obstruction to your urine outflow causing hydronephrosis.You have not mentioned whether it is unilateral or bilateral.
I hope it helps
Thanks
Fatty liver is a reversible disease where triglycerides get deposited in liver cells.
The most common causes for fatty liver are Alcohol,obesity,diabetes,high cholesterol and triglycerides etc.
There is nothing to worry regarding this as simple lifestyle changes can make you allright.
What to do...
Quit alcohol ,if taking.
Reduce calorie intake and reduce your weight.
Avoid junk foods like pizzas,burgers etc.
Avoid sugary drinks and colas.
Avoid sweets and de fried foods.
Daily aerobic exercises for 40 minutes.
Take a super B complex VIT with 1000 mg VIT C daily.
You should be all right in next 4 to 6 months time.
As far as hydronephrosis is concened,you must be properly evaluated by your doctor and look for the cause for obstruction to your urine outflow causing hydronephrosis.You have not mentioned whether it is unilateral or bilateral.
I hope it helps
Thanks
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Hello!
Thank you for the query.
To normalize your liver condition you should avoid fatty foods, spicy foods, alcohol, pain killers. Cholesterol blood level should be checked and if elevated, statins medicines should be prescribed.
However fatty liver is not a reason of upper right abdominal pain. Such pain usually appears due to gallstones, bile ducts stones, pancreas disease. Sometimes large intestine disease (like polyps or even cancer) can be the reason of such pains.
I suggest you to visit gastroenterologist and have some more tests (GGTP, AP, bilirubin, amylase, lipase, urine amylase, HbSAg, anti-HCV).
Hope this will help.
Regards.
Thank you for the query.
To normalize your liver condition you should avoid fatty foods, spicy foods, alcohol, pain killers. Cholesterol blood level should be checked and if elevated, statins medicines should be prescribed.
However fatty liver is not a reason of upper right abdominal pain. Such pain usually appears due to gallstones, bile ducts stones, pancreas disease. Sometimes large intestine disease (like polyps or even cancer) can be the reason of such pains.
I suggest you to visit gastroenterologist and have some more tests (GGTP, AP, bilirubin, amylase, lipase, urine amylase, HbSAg, anti-HCV).
Hope this will help.
Regards.
I find this answer helpful
Hi welcome to health care magic forum.
Well, these findings goes with fatty liver, but first you need to know that this is nothing serious. It can be sign of inapropriate diet and alcohol abuse but also it has genetic cause as well.
Most important risks which can be changed are obesity and weight loss
Also you to effect on risk factors like diabetes, high cholesterol and high triglycerides.
Avoid alcohol of course.
Examples of nutrient-dense foods include fruits, vegetables, whole grains, lean proteins and low-fat dairy products. Fruits, vegetables and whole grains in particular are rich sources of fiber. Fiber has a filling effect, which helps prevent overeating and excess calorie consumption.
Avoid high-fat and high-sugar foods such as butter, shortening, lard, margarine, fatty meat, chicken skin, cream, cheese, candy, sweets, soda, fruit drinks, processed foods, frozen foods and fast foods.
And be aware of neccesarity of physical activity.
Wish you good health.
Well, these findings goes with fatty liver, but first you need to know that this is nothing serious. It can be sign of inapropriate diet and alcohol abuse but also it has genetic cause as well.
Most important risks which can be changed are obesity and weight loss
Also you to effect on risk factors like diabetes, high cholesterol and high triglycerides.
Avoid alcohol of course.
Examples of nutrient-dense foods include fruits, vegetables, whole grains, lean proteins and low-fat dairy products. Fruits, vegetables and whole grains in particular are rich sources of fiber. Fiber has a filling effect, which helps prevent overeating and excess calorie consumption.
Avoid high-fat and high-sugar foods such as butter, shortening, lard, margarine, fatty meat, chicken skin, cream, cheese, candy, sweets, soda, fruit drinks, processed foods, frozen foods and fast foods.
And be aware of neccesarity of physical activity.
Wish you good health.
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