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My SGOT value is 107.7. Is it dangerous?

My SGOT value is 107.7. Is it dangerous?

The normal level of SGOT usually falls between 8-45 units/ liter of serum. However, anything above 50 units/liter for men and above 45 units/ liter for women can be considered alarming. Consult with a doctor to know the root cause.

Last updated on 08 Aug 2023

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