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Have Been Addicted To Alcohol. Took Blood Test. What Does The Result Mean?
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i used to intake alcohol.today i checked my LFT and total cholestrol. its showing
total cholestrol- 297
total bilirubin-2.11
bilirubin direct-0.33
indirect-1.78
SGOT-118
SGPT-303
GAMMA GT-167
Alkaline phosphatase-65
total protein-8.15
albumin-5.12
globulin-3.03
A/G Ratio- 1.69
Myself suffered from jaundice before 11 years...ahat it means
i used to intake alcohol.today i checked my LFT and total cholestrol. its showing
total cholestrol- 297
total bilirubin-2.11
bilirubin direct-0.33
indirect-1.78
SGOT-118
SGPT-303
GAMMA GT-167
Alkaline phosphatase-65
total protein-8.15
albumin-5.12
globulin-3.03
A/G Ratio- 1.69
Myself suffered from jaundice before 11 years...ahat it means
Wed, 8 May 2013
Hi and welcome to Healthcare magic. Thank you for your querry.
This looks like significant liver damage and you should do ultrasounds to evaluate is there sign of liver fibrosis or cirrhosis. YOu should reduce alcohol intake as soon as possible because it can have serious consequances. Also change your dietary habbits, eat less fats, dont smoke, do exercise. Also some medicines should be presribed. Ask you gP about this. Liver is vital organ and it has high regeneration potential but you must avoid alcohol till this is still reversible. WIsh you good health.
This looks like significant liver damage and you should do ultrasounds to evaluate is there sign of liver fibrosis or cirrhosis. YOu should reduce alcohol intake as soon as possible because it can have serious consequances. Also change your dietary habbits, eat less fats, dont smoke, do exercise. Also some medicines should be presribed. Ask you gP about this. Liver is vital organ and it has high regeneration potential but you must avoid alcohol till this is still reversible. WIsh you good health.
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