#AskTheExpert my sgot and sgpt levels are very high,hepatitis results are also normal, nonreactive, please suggest some remedies and proper diet

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ExpertDr Bandana JoshiAyurvedic Physician2 years ago

A. High levels of SGOT and SGPT indicates liver dysfunction and also fall bladder stones can also lead to that if you have frequent episodes of pain in upper abdomen or if sharp pain radiating to shoulder or back

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