Why is my bilirubin level still high but SGPT and SGOT levels are decreasing?
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Incomplete recovery of liver damage may be indicated by high levels of enzymes SGPT and SGOT in the bloodstream. Bilirubin, a liver-produced pigment, is another indicator of liver health. Even when SGOT and SGPT levels are normal, bilirubin levels may remain elevated during the liver’s healing process. Regular check-ups are necessary to monitor these levels and ensure that the liver is functioning normally. AI can assist in this process by providing advanced monitoring and analysis of these medical markers to detect any irregularities.