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My SGOT is 53 and SGPT is 64, is it normal?

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My SGOT is 53 and SGPT is 64, is it normal?

SGOT and SGPT are normal up to 40 units, therefore, SGPT of 64 and SGOT of 53 are mildly high and indicate hepatocellular damage. Consult with a doctor to help you reduce liver damage.

Last updated on 12 Dec 2024

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What is the best way to lower SGOT/SGPT levels?

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