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What Diet To Follow To Get Normal Sgpt And Sgot?

Hi doctor, this is Ondre gomes,19,my sgpt and sgot level are 320 and 127 respectively.
around 13 days back it used to be 3010 and 2180.so can yu plz help me out by telling me the do's and don'ts
and what all food I can eat?. . I've been eating boiled rice,fruits and vegetables these days. . and its christmas in next 2 days. I even wanted to ask if i can drink if possible ?
thank you!! :)
Thu, 26 Dec 2013
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Hi Ondre Gomes. Since the SGPT and SGOT levels are coming down nicely within 13 days, they will be normal soon. Full bed rest is still the mainstay of treatment. The food you are taking are absolutely correct. continue with same. NO DRINKS AT ALL... at least for 3 more months. Merry Christmas- it comes every year- not hte health.
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What Diet To Follow To Get Normal Sgpt And Sgot?

Hi Ondre Gomes. Since the SGPT and SGOT levels are coming down nicely within 13 days, they will be normal soon. Full bed rest is still the mainstay of treatment. The food you are taking are absolutely correct. continue with same. NO DRINKS AT ALL... at least for 3 more months. Merry Christmas- it comes every year- not hte health.