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Hello Amarjeet S G P T or also known as alanine aminotrnsferase ( ALT), this is progressively decreasing . S GPT is primarily found in liver. Let me explain , what is its significance , so you will understand very well. This enzyme ( also sgot) is relesed into the blood in greater amounts when there is damage to the liver cell membrane resulting in increased permeability . LIVER cell necrosis in NOT required for the release of aminotransferases & there is poor correlation between the degree of liver cell damage & the level of the aminotransferases . Any type of liver cell injury can cause modest elevation in the sgpt. Levels up to 300 U/L is NON-SPECIFIC & may be found in any liver disorder. Since in your case it is decreasing so get in only ultrasound of liver and if no abnormality , no any treatment . Hope with the help of this information you will understand everything.
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What Does The Sgpt Report Indicate?
Hello Amarjeet S G P T or also known as alanine aminotrnsferase ( ALT), this is progressively decreasing . S GPT is primarily found in liver. Let me explain , what is its significance , so you will understand very well. This enzyme ( also sgot) is relesed into the blood in greater amounts when there is damage to the liver cell membrane resulting in increased permeability . LIVER cell necrosis in NOT required for the release of aminotransferases & there is poor correlation between the degree of liver cell damage & the level of the aminotransferases . Any type of liver cell injury can cause modest elevation in the sgpt. Levels up to 300 U/L is NON-SPECIFIC & may be found in any liver disorder. Since in your case it is decreasing so get in only ultrasound of liver and if no abnormality , no any treatment . Hope with the help of this information you will understand everything.