POOJA KOTHARIMom of a 8 yr 5 m old boy6 months agoA. If your daughter's SGOT (AST) and SGPT (ALT) levels have been abnormal for the last 4 months, it could indicate an issue with her liver health. Here’s what you can do:
1. Possible Causes of High SGOT & SGPT
✅ Infections – Viral hepatitis, dengue, typhoid, or other infections.
✅ Liver Issues – Fatty liver, inflammation, or mild liver damage.
✅ Medications – Some antibiotics, painkillers, or supplements can impact liver function.
✅ Nutritional Deficiencies – Low protein or vitamin B intake.
✅ Obesity or Fatty Liver – If she is overweight, it could be affecting her liver.
2. What You Can Do?
✔ Healthy Diet for Liver:
More fruits & vegetables – Papaya, beetroot, carrot juice, oranges. High-protein foods – Dal, paneer, eggs (if non-veg), nuts. Plenty of fluids – Coconut water, buttermilk, lemon water. Avoid fried, processed, and oily foods. Reduce sugar intake – Soft drinks, sweets, and packaged snacks.
✔ Lifestyle Changes:
Encourage physical activity like running, yoga, or mild exercise. Adequate sleep – Lack of rest can affect liver healing.
✔ Monitor Regularly:
Repeat liver function tests (LFT) every 4-6 weeks. Check for any other symptoms like fatigue, yellow skin, or stomach pain. 3. When to See a Doctor?
⚠ If levels are continuously rising or not reducing after lifestyle changes.
⚠ If she has jaundice (yellow eyes/skin), vomiting, or severe weakness.
⚠ If the doctor suggests further tests like ultrasound, viral markers, or autoimmune tests.
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