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Is Alcohol Consumption Safe While On Udiliv?
Question: Gd Eve
i was having elevated level of OT, PT ALP and Bil two month back. Now presently all level are normal except ALP which is 199.2. Dr suggest me to continue with Udiliv 150 BD. Earlier I was drinking alcohol daily for past 10-12 yrs, now I stopped for past two months. What should I do now, what medicine should I take, to continue with Udiliv and till when and is safe to take moderate qty of alcohol to drink now and when It will be safe. On First LFT test it comes Bil 4.2, SGOT 131 SGPT 133 ALP 166 Globumin 3.3 Alubumin 4.8. After 2 months all nor mal except ALP increase in normal level. USG Mild Fatty Liver
i was having elevated level of OT, PT ALP and Bil two month back. Now presently all level are normal except ALP which is 199.2. Dr suggest me to continue with Udiliv 150 BD. Earlier I was drinking alcohol daily for past 10-12 yrs, now I stopped for past two months. What should I do now, what medicine should I take, to continue with Udiliv and till when and is safe to take moderate qty of alcohol to drink now and when It will be safe. On First LFT test it comes Bil 4.2, SGOT 131 SGPT 133 ALP 166 Globumin 3.3 Alubumin 4.8. After 2 months all nor mal except ALP increase in normal level. USG Mild Fatty Liver
Brief Answer:
Abstinence from drinking is the key
Detailed Answer:
Thanks for asking on HealthcareMagic.
I have gone through your query and understand your concerns. I do not think Udiliv will help. It is effective in case of cholestasis but that is not the case here. In your case medicines will not help. The raised ALP indicates liver injury. The injury is occurring due to your continued alcohol intake, even if you are taking alcohol in reduced amount. The only thing that can help your liver normalize is to give up alcohol altogether.
The mild fattyness of your liver is a warning sign that it is on the path to failure. It is high time for you. The rest is upon you to decide. It would be no use after you reach the point of no return.
Regards
Abstinence from drinking is the key
Detailed Answer:
Thanks for asking on HealthcareMagic.
I have gone through your query and understand your concerns. I do not think Udiliv will help. It is effective in case of cholestasis but that is not the case here. In your case medicines will not help. The raised ALP indicates liver injury. The injury is occurring due to your continued alcohol intake, even if you are taking alcohol in reduced amount. The only thing that can help your liver normalize is to give up alcohol altogether.
The mild fattyness of your liver is a warning sign that it is on the path to failure. It is high time for you. The rest is upon you to decide. It would be no use after you reach the point of no return.
Regards
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Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar
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Brief Answer:
My advice remains the same. Now its your choice.
Detailed Answer:
Thanks for providing the reports. I have gone through them. But my suggestion remains just the same.
Regards
My advice remains the same. Now its your choice.
Detailed Answer:
Thanks for providing the reports. I have gone through them. But my suggestion remains just the same.
Regards
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