your sgot/sgpt are not significantly elevated , if you are drinker - quit drinking . do not worry for sgot/sgpt.
your triglycerides are elevated .for decreasing tg you should go for diet modification
1)Increase the amount of complex carbohydrates - high fiber foods such as raw or lightly steamed vegetables, high fiber whole grains, legumes, beans, nuts and seeds, fresh fruits and dairy products.
2)Reduce animal fats and increase vegetable fats
3)Stick to foods with a low glycemic index (GI). Try to stick with foods that are less than 54 on the GI scale-some examples of these are vegetables such as peas, carrots and beets
4)Minimize or eliminate soft drinks-they are filled with sugars
5)Increase high protein foods.
6)Eat more fish - fish have high amounts of EPA and DHA – the omega -3 oils that have been shown to be helpful in reducing triglycerides and cholesterol.

and start medicine ( atorvastatin.)

Hi,
Welcome to HCM,
First let me tell you all the test reports are always correlated clinically,
Your SGPT is slightly high,Your Lipid profile is abnormal Total Cholesterol is bit high,Your HDL is lower which is good Cholesterol this should be high at least 45 mg/dl.
Your Triglyceride is high 386 mg/dl which should be
Your Glucose level is 100 mg /dl it normal for Fasting blood Glucose but you need to check your Postprandial blood Glucose level.
You should see your Physician and take care of diet taking 25 K cal/kg body weight and reducing carbohydrates and fats in diet, to the extent Fats should be less than 30% of calories and saturated fats must be less than 10%.
You can avoid fats and fried items in diet also avoid animal fats,
You can take fish in less quantity.
Please repeat Lipid profile in 3 months and if still abnormal after exercises and diet control start Statin therapy.
You should also rule out Diabetes by getting PPBS.
Please take care
Good Luck.

Hello, serhatkaramustafa,
Your high liver enzymes and high lipid levels suggest that you have
Fatty liver disease. If you are also overweight and have diabetes you
may fit the criteria for metabolic syndrome. Your glucose is 100 mg/dl ,
and I am assuming that this was a fasting level. You also need to get
HbA1C levels checked to make sure that you are not a diabetic or
a pre-diabetic. You need to get a sonogram of the liver to find out
what grade of fatty liver you have. Obviously , you want to rule out
Hepatitis B and C by blood tests.
If fattyliver is confirmed , you need treatment to lower your lipids,
stay off fatty ,greasy and fried foods. Eat a good high protein diet.
Eat lots of fresh fruits and vegetables. Take Vitamin-E 800 i.u. daily
along with Vit-C 1000 mg/daily. Also a good B-Complex supplement.
Avoid alcohol and any medications that can affect your liver.
Try to acheive ideal body weight by diet and excercises.
Fatty liver is reversible if treated early before it turns to cirrhosis.
I wish you the very best.