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Suggest Treatment For Elevated Liver Enzymes And Cluster Headaches
My husband has 895 Gamma Gt. He is 55 years old. Has been dinking for 30 year and has stopped since 3 months because he suffer from Cluster headaches. Sgot:: 73, Sgpt: 146. More than this, the last test he had shows a risk with an arter of heart. Thanks for your help! He is also smoker!
Fri, 18 Mar 2016
Hi thanks for contacting health care magic.
Your husband has s definetly at high risk.
Noted 30 year of alcohol drinking history present.so he could have fatty liver or cirrhosis like condition.USG with complete liver profile done.
Second because of smoking and alcohol is at the high risk for ischemia heart disease.
I will advise you to do your husbands serum lipid profile also and measures blood pressure.If both are high then treated accordingly like with that of statin and amlodipine like antihypertensive drug.
Meanwhile if developing ascites, chest pain with sweating and reffered pain toward arm then immediately consult doctor.
Strictly stop alcohol and smoke.
Regular exercise done.
Use minimal oil in diet.
Green leafy veg salad taken more.
Refined food avoided.
Take care of him.
Dr.Parth Goswami
Your husband has s definetly at high risk.
Noted 30 year of alcohol drinking history present.so he could have fatty liver or cirrhosis like condition.USG with complete liver profile done.
Second because of smoking and alcohol is at the high risk for ischemia heart disease.
I will advise you to do your husbands serum lipid profile also and measures blood pressure.If both are high then treated accordingly like with that of statin and amlodipine like antihypertensive drug.
Meanwhile if developing ascites, chest pain with sweating and reffered pain toward arm then immediately consult doctor.
Strictly stop alcohol and smoke.
Regular exercise done.
Use minimal oil in diet.
Green leafy veg salad taken more.
Refined food avoided.
Take care of him.
Dr.Parth Goswami
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