i am 23 years old male. i smoke 1 pack of cigaretes every day.i feel healthy i dont got any headackes or somethink. recently i made a routine check blood test and heres the results i took : UA:7,8 out of 3,5-7,2
1. Smoking 1 packet of cigarette is the wrongest thing you do. You might feel healthy for now, but, later on life, many problems will come out.
2. Your uric acid level (UA) is slightly elevated indicating that you are consuming more meat. Cut off meat on your diet, and consume more fresh fruits and vegetables.
3. Your SGPT and SGOT levels are also elevated indicating that your liver is not working properly. Changes in your diet and physical activity are highly recommended to improve your numbers.
Another common cause is hepatitis. Further hepatitis testing is advised to rule it out.
4. LDH level is also increased indicating possible liver damage. Further examinations are advised to determine the right cause: hepatitis? for example.
Discuss it further with GI specialist. Dr.Sejdini
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Hi, 1. Smoking 1 packet of cigarette is the wrongest thing you do. You might feel healthy for now, but, later on life, many problems will come out. 2. Your uric acid level (UA) is slightly elevated indicating that you are consuming more meat. Cut off meat on your diet, and consume more fresh fruits and vegetables. 3. Your SGPT and SGOT levels are also elevated indicating that your liver is not working properly. Changes in your diet and physical activity are highly recommended to improve your numbers. Another common cause is hepatitis. Further hepatitis testing is advised to rule it out. 4. LDH level is also increased indicating possible liver damage. Further examinations are advised to determine the right cause: hepatitis? for example. Discuss it further with GI specialist. Dr.Sejdini