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High SGPT Levels, Non-alcoholic. Prescribed Ursodiol. Chances Of Hepatitis B?

hi doctor, my hubby is non alcoholic and he was found to have a high level of SGPT around 235, then he was put on tab ursodiol 300mg bd, he took the same dose for three mnths thn he changed the dose to 150 mg bd since last mnth, i just want to know cah high SGPT cause hepatitis b positive condition ? and what all are the risk conditions of this high enzym level ?
Mon, 25 Nov 2013
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Internal Medicine Specialist 's  Response
Dear Mam.
There are many causes of raised SGPT, and yes Hepatitis B is one of them.
Your doctor must have tested him for Hepatitis.
In case not, I advise you for the following tests :
1. Liver function test
2. HbsAg , Anti- HCV antibody.
3. Usg Abdomen.

No point in treating raised SGPT levels with Urosidiol without knowing the cause for its rise.
Stay Healthy
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High SGPT Levels, Non-alcoholic. Prescribed Ursodiol. Chances Of Hepatitis B?

Dear Mam. There are many causes of raised SGPT, and yes Hepatitis B is one of them. Your doctor must have tested him for Hepatitis. In case not, I advise you for the following tests : 1. Liver function test 2. HbsAg , Anti- HCV antibody. 3. Usg Abdomen. No point in treating raised SGPT levels with Urosidiol without knowing the cause for its rise. Stay Healthy