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Is Smoking Dangerous In High Sgpt?
im male 24 yrs of age.. my height is 5 7 my sgpt level is 130..i had no bad medical history . is smoke danger to high sgpt? is smoke is danger of a high sgpt? im 24 yrs of age 5 7 . my blood ,sugar,uric is normal.. my sgpt level is 130. is smoke danger of a high sgpt?
Tue, 14 Jun 2011
Hi jayare;
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The increase in SGPT may not be related to smoking but it suggests that there is some problem with liver like fatty liver;hepatitis B;or it may be drug related like when you are on some medicines so please get the other investigations done to rule out hepatitis B and get a ultrasound done to rule out fatty liver or gall stones or infection of gall bladder.With the reports consult a doctor for treatment help regarding the diet.
Thanks
welcome to HealthcareMagic
The increase in SGPT may not be related to smoking but it suggests that there is some problem with liver like fatty liver;hepatitis B;or it may be drug related like when you are on some medicines so please get the other investigations done to rule out hepatitis B and get a ultrasound done to rule out fatty liver or gall stones or infection of gall bladder.With the reports consult a doctor for treatment help regarding the diet.
Thanks
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Hi,thanks for query.Smoking and level of SGPT has no direct relationship.Please visit your physician and try to look for the cause of elevated SGPT.You may need some more investigation like ultrasound abdomen to look for the cause,at times some drugs or diet can lead to increase in SGPT.Bye.
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smoke is injurious to health in each & every way.
for high SGPT you should avoid liver toxic things like alcohol
for high SGPT you should avoid liver toxic things like alcohol
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