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What Causes Raised SGPT Levels?
Question: Hello sir,
I am XXXXXX . 177cm and 88 kg I reduced from 100 to 88 on last 2 months.
I had SGPT of 80. I do intense cardio and dieting. I am getting frequent fever and chills.
I am having increased lymphocytes level also. I take ephedra as fat burner and whey protein and pre workout also.
M worried, what should I do? I love humming, should I continue ? Is anything serious
But now I hv stopped fat burner. I also take a lot of milk also.
I am XXXXXX . 177cm and 88 kg I reduced from 100 to 88 on last 2 months.
I had SGPT of 80. I do intense cardio and dieting. I am getting frequent fever and chills.
I am having increased lymphocytes level also. I take ephedra as fat burner and whey protein and pre workout also.
M worried, what should I do? I love humming, should I continue ? Is anything serious
But now I hv stopped fat burner. I also take a lot of milk also.
Brief Answer:
Close follow up of SGPT,TLC,DLC required.
Detailed Answer:
Hello,
Thanks for posting your query on HealthcareMagic.
SGPT is a liver enzyme raised in liver disorders.
The normal level of SGPT is less than 40 IU/L.
SGPT level up to 80 IU/L is marginal increase.
SGPT is raised in conditions wherein there is damage to hepatocytes or liver cells. This damage can be due to infections, drugs, toxins etc.
SGPT levels are usually elevated along with another liver enzyme.
A close follow up of SGPT levels is required.
In order to assess whether you have absolute or true lymphocytosis, total leukocyte count (TLC) and differential leukocyte count is required (DLC).
Fever and chills suggest bacterial infections like pneumonia, urinary tract infection, cholangitis or parasitic infection- malaria etc.
You can safely take protein, pre-workout and milk.
Since, you have stopped fat burner there is no need to worry about its side effect.
If you have more queries, I will be glad t answer.
Dr Shailja P Wahal
Close follow up of SGPT,TLC,DLC required.
Detailed Answer:
Hello,
Thanks for posting your query on HealthcareMagic.
SGPT is a liver enzyme raised in liver disorders.
The normal level of SGPT is less than 40 IU/L.
SGPT level up to 80 IU/L is marginal increase.
SGPT is raised in conditions wherein there is damage to hepatocytes or liver cells. This damage can be due to infections, drugs, toxins etc.
SGPT levels are usually elevated along with another liver enzyme.
A close follow up of SGPT levels is required.
In order to assess whether you have absolute or true lymphocytosis, total leukocyte count (TLC) and differential leukocyte count is required (DLC).
Fever and chills suggest bacterial infections like pneumonia, urinary tract infection, cholangitis or parasitic infection- malaria etc.
You can safely take protein, pre-workout and milk.
Since, you have stopped fat burner there is no need to worry about its side effect.
If you have more queries, I will be glad t answer.
Dr Shailja P Wahal
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Vinay Bhardwaj
Brief Answer:
Gyming can be continued.
Detailed Answer:
Hello and welcome again,
The blood report suggests an absolute increase in levels of lymphocytes.
A rise in lymphocyte count is seen in viral infections, chronic infections like tuberculosis, typhoid fever, etc.
You can continue gyming.
Fever and fatigue suggest some infection.
You need to consult a primary healthcare provider for clinical assessment and to look for any evidence of infection in the body.
You can discontinue gyming till you fully recover from fever and fatigue.
Thanks and take care
Dr Shailja P Wahal
Gyming can be continued.
Detailed Answer:
Hello and welcome again,
The blood report suggests an absolute increase in levels of lymphocytes.
A rise in lymphocyte count is seen in viral infections, chronic infections like tuberculosis, typhoid fever, etc.
You can continue gyming.
Fever and fatigue suggest some infection.
You need to consult a primary healthcare provider for clinical assessment and to look for any evidence of infection in the body.
You can discontinue gyming till you fully recover from fever and fatigue.
Thanks and take care
Dr Shailja P Wahal
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Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Raju A.T
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