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Can SGPT Level Be Brought Down With Diet And Exercise?

Dear Doctor



my SGPT is 52, I'm not smoker neither I drink alcohol however my diet most of the time is meat, chicket etc. Moreover I am 6 feet tall and my weight is 96, I will appreciate if you kindly let me know how to drag SGBT down to a normal level with in few days through diet and excercise.



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posted on Fri, 14 Mar 2014
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Hello, You need to be investigated for other causes of raised SGPT levels.You need to be tested for hepatitis B and hepatitis C along with an ultrasound of the abdomen. If these tests are negative then i would suggest regular exercise/ walk or jogging/ aerobics 3- 5 times a week. Cut down on Red meat , sweets, and fried food and increase fibre in your diet. I might take upto three months for the levels to fall.
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Can SGPT Level Be Brought Down With Diet And Exercise?

Hello, You need to be investigated for other causes of raised SGPT levels.You need to be tested for hepatitis B and hepatitis C along with an ultrasound of the abdomen. If these tests are negative then i would suggest regular exercise/ walk or jogging/ aerobics 3- 5 times a week. Cut down on Red meat , sweets, and fried food and increase fibre in your diet. I might take upto three months for the levels to fall.