What is a normal liver function?

Beta, earlier we didn't worry so much about these numbers, but now it's good to be aware. A healthy liver means your body processes things well. My doctor always said to watch SGPT and SGOT; keep them below 40-50. Don't worry too much, just eat healthy and see a good doctor for guidance if you feel anything wrong.

I always focus on keeping my liver healthy with lots of greens and haldi milk. For the 'normal' numbers, usually SGPT and SGOT levels below 40-50 are considered good. If you're concerned, a blood test will give you your specific numbers, and then a doctor can explain if anything needs attention. Don't self-diagnose!

For liver function, they usually check enzymes like ALT (SGPT) and AST (SGOT), and bilirubin. Generally, ALT and AST should be below 40-50 IU/L. With my high BP, I have to be extra careful with lifestyle, and regular checkups help monitor these things. It’s all connected, you know.

What exactly do they check in a liver function test? Is it just those two enzymes, SGPT and SGOT? My reports sometimes have so many values, and I get confused. Does anyone else get anxious looking at all those numbers and wondering what they mean?