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Mild Hepatomegaly. ALT, ALP, GGTP High. Levels Not Reduced After Dieting. Medications Not Helping. Continue Dieting?
My wife is having mild hepatomegaly since 3 months. ALT 39, GGTP 69 ALP 80. After 1 month of dieting and exercise, these levels became ALT 21, GGTP 68 ALP 79. Then We met a gastro enterologist. as the GGTP level was still not below the limits. he has given tablets : UDLIV , lasma lc for 30 days. she had some eosonophils 12, and some allergy . so the doc would have given lasma lc. i now find after 1 month of medicines the following levels ALT 31, GGTP 104 ALP 86. we have stopped taking all medicines, as I suspect the tablets would have further raised the GGTP levels. She is continuing with changed diet and regular walking. Is this correct?
She may need further investigations - viral studies, Lipid profile and so on.
The enzymes fluctuate day to day / even during the day.
Insult to the liver should be considered - say drugs like paracetamol.
You should follow up with Hepatologist (Gastro-enterologist) - seek a second opinion if need be.
Take care
Wishing speedy recovery
God bless
Good luck
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Mild Hepatomegaly. ALT, ALP, GGTP High. Levels Not Reduced After Dieting. Medications Not Helping. Continue Dieting?
Hi friend, Welcome to Health Care Magic She may need further investigations - viral studies, Lipid profile and so on. The enzymes fluctuate day to day / even during the day. Insult to the liver should be considered - say drugs like paracetamol. You should follow up with Hepatologist (Gastro-enterologist) - seek a second opinion if need be. Take care Wishing speedy recovery God bless Good luck