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Age 54.. covid negative since 10 days. liver function test showed sgot 76, sgpt 129.. taking urscol 30 mg twice a day. .. have completed the dose. after how many days should i go for blood test ? thank you?

Q: age 54.. covid negative since 10 days. liver function test showed sgot 76, sgpt 129.. taking urscol 30 mg twice a day. .. have completed the dose. after how many days should i go for blood test ? thank you?

: Transitory elevation of liver enzymes can be caused by infections and medications. Allow at least 1-2 months to follow up on repeat liver enzyme tests.

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Dr. Yvette Kratzberg answered

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Transitory elevation of liver enzymes can be caused by infections and medications. Allow at least 1-2 months to follow up on repeat liver enzyme tests.

Answered 6/1/2021

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Dr. Gurmukh Singh answered

Blood test for what? If you mean repeat liver function tests, give it 3-4 months. Do not drink alcohol in the interim. Wish you good health!

Answered 6/2/2021

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A member asked:

Age 54.. covid negative since 10 days. liver function test showed sgot 76, sgpt 129.. taking urscol 30 mg twice a day. .. have completed the dose. after how many days should i go for blood test ? thank you?

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