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What Is The Treatment For An Elevated SGPT?

resp. doctor, I'm a defense force candidate, recently i was tested for elevated SGPT(64), i was also suffering from constipation at that time. so it was due to tHAT OR WAT ? also can i reduce it in 1-2 days to below 40 ? I'm taking urcosol and evion tablets.
posted on Fri, 14 Mar 2014
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Hello. I d' like to begin by the end. You say in one or two days but it's a small period, so you have to wait a little more and I recomend to repeat the liver transaminases one month after. As for the constipation I don't think it was the "culprit". I agree with your treatment but I'd want to know if you have excluded before the viral causes like hepatitis B and C (markers) at least and what about your wheight (as a defense force candidate I suppose o.k) . Anywhere you can keep on with the treatment and reevaluate after one month as I said. We can speek again after.
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What Is The Treatment For An Elevated SGPT?

Hello. I d like to begin by the end. You say in one or two days but it s a small period, so you have to wait a little more and I recomend to repeat the liver transaminases one month after. As for the constipation I don t think it was the culprit . I agree with your treatment but I d want to know if you have excluded before the viral causes like hepatitis B and C (markers) at least and what about your wheight (as a defense force candidate I suppose o.k) . Anywhere you can keep on with the treatment and reevaluate after one month as I said. We can speek again after.