A health checkup showed my sgpt level was 342. an ultrasound showed an early fatty liver infiltration. what can be further effects of the same?

Fatty liver: Generally benign associated with alcohol diabetes mellitus and obesity. If consume alcohol heavily stop. If obese loose weight and if diabetic control disease with diet exercise and medication. With these improvements should decrease.

Cirrhosis.: Fatty liver can be an early reaction to consistent heavy drinking or from obesity. If the process continues, especially drinking, it cen lead to cirrhosis, and ultimately end stage liver that is disfunctional and atrophied or wasted. Fatty liver is reversible if you stop whatever is causing it, and the SGPT should go back down. If it persists, see your dr. To find the cause.

Fix this now: I'm very glad this was found and thankfully fixing this up will probably save your health. No alcohol for now; you are likely to be tested for hepatitis b and c, autoimmune hepatitis, hemochromatosis and wilson's; each is very treatable if diagnosed on time, lethal if missed. Or your enzymes may be up and liver fatty because it's time for a switch to an intensive aerobic fitness lifestyle.