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High SGPT Levels. Taking UD Liv, Dapsone. No History Of Alcoholism
For Gastroentrologist--I have skin problem since last 3 years. I'm taking medicine under supervision of skin specialist since then. During last few months my SGPT is varying beyond limit upto 148 today. previously, i was taking medicine UD liv 300 BD which I had stopped 5 weeks back. I have no history of taking alcohol etc. on 2/2/13 my SGPT was 88 while taking UD Liv 300 BD. Presently, I'm taking medicine Dapsone-100 mg OD, Tab LCZ - OD, for BP Tab Olmesar-20- OD. My age: 48 Years
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Elevated SGPT may be due to drug induced in you as both dapsone and olmesartan cause deranged LFT.So if feasible ask your treating Doctor to replace them.
Although it appears to be drug induced in you but still some more common and treatable cause should be looked for like Hepatitis B and hepatitis C, ANA and SMA for autoimmune liver disease and lipid profile
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High SGPT Levels. Taking UD Liv, Dapsone. No History Of Alcoholism
Hello! Thanks for putting your query in HCM. I am a Gastroenterologist (DM). Elevated SGPT may be due to drug induced in you as both dapsone and olmesartan cause deranged LFT.So if feasible ask your treating Doctor to replace them. Although it appears to be drug induced in you but still some more common and treatable cause should be looked for like Hepatitis B and hepatitis C, ANA and SMA for autoimmune liver disease and lipid profile I hope I have answered your query and this will help you. Remain in touch