Hello,
I see that you are worried regarding your cholesterol levels and your sgot levels. To start up I would like to tell you that amongst the common causes of raised sgot level is fatty liver commonly seen in alcoholics and people who are obese or overweight. Your sgot levels are not alarmingly high and do not worry about them, they should come down as you start reducing your ldl levels (cholesterol levels)
To reduce cholesterol initially you should limit your alcohol intake to about 120 ...
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Hi jillp, alcoholism cause liver damage and alcoholic liver disease is one of the leading cause of liver cirrhosis. I request you to stop drinking as early as possible. Also go to a hepatologist, do an ultrasonography determine the extent of damage. Thanks ...
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