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Is it normal if you have sgpt of 41?

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I think so: Usually we do not get concerned until both SGOT and SGPT rise above a level of 50. If you are concerned get repeat tests done asking both for SGOT and SGPT to be checked.

Dr Parvez agreed

Answered 5/1/2018

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