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Is SGPT 199 Count Abnormal?
Good day,
Hi im Delfin 29yrs old from Philippines, but im working here at Duabi UAE.
Last Junuary 2011 got surgical Operation for my Gal Bladder, Everything done normal
After 2 month, my SGPT reach to 40 which is normal as per my indian doctor. So
he didn’t give any medcine to take nor diet to follow. So, what I did was eat my normal
food. Yesterday (july 2011) I went to Pilipino doctor to consult because, as a result they find out
that my SGPT became 199. I just want to ask how worst is it? Do I did to alarm?
What are the things I need to do? I try to research about but I get a clear answer
I hope you can help for worries
Best regard,
Delfin
Hi im Delfin 29yrs old from Philippines, but im working here at Duabi UAE.
Last Junuary 2011 got surgical Operation for my Gal Bladder, Everything done normal
After 2 month, my SGPT reach to 40 which is normal as per my indian doctor. So
he didn’t give any medcine to take nor diet to follow. So, what I did was eat my normal
food. Yesterday (july 2011) I went to Pilipino doctor to consult because, as a result they find out
that my SGPT became 199. I just want to ask how worst is it? Do I did to alarm?
What are the things I need to do? I try to research about but I get a clear answer
I hope you can help for worries
Best regard,
Delfin
Mon, 30 May 2016
Thank you for posting your query.
presentation of cute hepatitis.
acute liver injury is "reversible".
it maybe caused by certain medications.
increase in the level of liver enzymes(AST,ALT) reflect an INJURY to the Liver. medically, the condition is know as "Hepatitis". it maybe caused by:
1. Virus (A, B, C, D, E) 2. Alcohol
3. "drug induced (medication)"
4. Gall bladder or common bile duct pathology
5."Fat excess"
did you get test results for for HBsAg, anti HCV, Anti HAV, Lipid profile.?
"HAV" infection is a common cause of acute hepatitis and self limited. Patient recovers in 3 to 6 weeks (enzyme return to normal).
after obtaining results of aforementioned tests, post here or visit treating physician.
meanwhile:
advice:
- abstinence from "Alcohol and drugs"
- NO fat diet should be followed for one week
- NO red meat
- vegetables should be ingested daily
- Moreover, less activity should be carried out (no sports), REST more.
- use lemon juice (lemonade) once in a day
recheck enzymes after 4 weeks.
Health professionals aim to diagnose properly and manage patients according to their limited knowledge. Cure is blessed by the ONE who Created us, whose power and knowledge is unlimited .
wish you good health.
regards,
Dr Tayyab Malik
presentation of cute hepatitis.
acute liver injury is "reversible".
it maybe caused by certain medications.
increase in the level of liver enzymes(AST,ALT) reflect an INJURY to the Liver. medically, the condition is know as "Hepatitis". it maybe caused by:
1. Virus (A, B, C, D, E) 2. Alcohol
3. "drug induced (medication)"
4. Gall bladder or common bile duct pathology
5."Fat excess"
did you get test results for for HBsAg, anti HCV, Anti HAV, Lipid profile.?
"HAV" infection is a common cause of acute hepatitis and self limited. Patient recovers in 3 to 6 weeks (enzyme return to normal).
after obtaining results of aforementioned tests, post here or visit treating physician.
meanwhile:
advice:
- abstinence from "Alcohol and drugs"
- NO fat diet should be followed for one week
- NO red meat
- vegetables should be ingested daily
- Moreover, less activity should be carried out (no sports), REST more.
- use lemon juice (lemonade) once in a day
recheck enzymes after 4 weeks.
Health professionals aim to diagnose properly and manage patients according to their limited knowledge. Cure is blessed by the ONE who Created us, whose power and knowledge is unlimited .
wish you good health.
regards,
Dr Tayyab Malik
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