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I went to hospital for a overdose and got told I got liver damage of six but I was drunk and been drinking for ten years just asking if you could help me understand what it means I will ring them tomorrow but if anyone can help thanks
Many thanks, I been tryin to find out about "steatosis of liver symptoms" for a while now, and I think this has helped. You ever tried - Bachalaswin Better Body Rule - (should be on google have a look ) ? Ive heard some pretty good things about it and my partner got amazing success with it.
This was great, thanks, I've been looking for "hepatitis disease" for a while now, and I think this has helped. Have you ever come across - Bachalaswin Better Body Rule - (should be on google have a look ) ? Ive heard some super things about it and my mate got excellent results with it.😎👍
This was the clearest explanation of liver enzymes I have ever heard. The questions at the end really helped me understand the interpretations. Thank you so very much.
Not a medical student but a worried Mom of 2 little boys. Because of my elevated ALT & AST, I was referred to a GI doctor last week. The sonogram showed a fibrosis liver. AND Unfortunately I have also experienced my first mild pancreatitis attack 4 days ago. After watching your video I have a better understanding of my lab work results. Thank you for this video! Thank you for taking time to explain and inform! Excellent video! Again thank you 🙏 .
Man, You are Him.👏🏻❤️ Wish Every Professor teach like you instead of just throwing mugged up words nd then showing off. From- UG MBBS student from India
Super helpful, once again, especially because of the questions. For me it's been difficult to learn these enzymes and what they do and what it means when each one is elevated. It took me quite a few years to finally understand it now since your video helped me a lot. Thanks!
I learnt this in a lecture a few months ago and I was still confused about diagnosing only by the given test results. Your video helped very much in refreshing my poor memory, thanks ❤
OMG this video is the best gift I ever had this year. I was totally lost when I saw those alphabet on my mum lab results. From your video I now understand everything and the last eight questions help so much. Thanks
2 years later...this vid just found another fan, i dont know if you still make em but i just subscribed without hasitating and looking forward to watching more...thank you Sir...all the way from South Africa🇿🇦🤝
@@MedicosisPerfectionalis I am having issues with my own issue, my liver enzymes are elevated. I stopped my meds and they are climbing higher. My ggt is slightly elevated, now my bilirubin and lipase are becoming elevated. Thank you for explaining these enzymes, it will make it easier for me when I go back to the doctor.
What an amazing video. I'd served in the military and came home with PTSD. During my time overseas, I had right upper quadrant tightness/fullness and sharp pain on and off for about 3 years due to the stress I'd been through. I'm not a drinker and I never had liver issues before my time served. I went to military hospital where they gave me blood test for ALT and AST. Both were below 25 iu which were excellent numbers. Doctors gave me a clean bill of health and some prozac as I was also dealing with anxiety/depression. After my time served, I went for ultra sound where they said my liver didn't looked the "best", but they also found nothing wrong with it, and no recommendations were given. I later found a Chinese doctor whom practiced traditional Chinese medicine. Only after around one minute measuring my pulse with his fingers, he came to the conclusion that I had "blocked liver chi" translated to me as "the flow of energy to/from liver was blocked". I hadn't even told him what I had seen him for. He gave me medicine which "cleared" the blockage and I didn't have any more pain/tightness. Months would go by and this tightness would come back after I eat much greasy or lots of fried/ spicy food. I go to my western family doctor and had the ALT and AST test again along with cholesterol and triglycerides . All of these normal my Doc said. What do you think of this? My Family Doc refuse to send me to a specialist saying that if I had any issues that it will show up as elevated ALT and AST. In a way, he is right ..correct? What are your thoughts? Please advise, and thank you in advance.
I have cirrhosis of the liver, quit drinking last month. All enzymes are lowering fast. Currently: ALP 103, AST 50, ALT 18, Total Bilirubin 1.7 and going down. I’m hoping I can put in some good years.
That was absolutely outstanding! Thank you, so much. It is one thing knowing all the info and another getting it organized. What a difference has this made!
Exceptional lecture. What about sky high unconjugated bilirubin and sky high total bilirubin but AST, ALT, ALP, GGT, LIPASE and AMYLASE ALL within range and 3 x 3 cm posterior hepatic adhesion ? Symptoms : yellow stool, jaundice and right quadrant pain just below liver, shortness of breath, unexplained rapid weight loss ? Gallbladder removed 7 years prior to becoming symptomatic. Over 17 ER doctors and 4 Gastroenterologists over a 2 YEAR span have not been able to figure it out.
Metc mlt needs this as a resource because I sat through 6 hours of class without absorbing any of this information. And it took you significantly less time to explain it better
Wow! Thank you. I had a very hard time understanding these, something which really made my Physiology and Biochemistry exams really hard back then. Happy to keep adding some more knowledge.
Question for anyone who may be able to answer. In a case where patient has severe pancreatitis with high amylase and high lipase. Lipase is fluctuating 600/700 in this case. Amylase is also high but I don't have a specific value. Patient has severe bloating and fluid build up in the abdomen that is recurring after every paracentesis (draining). The fluid in the abdomen has high amounts of amylase. There are no ruptures in the pancreatic duct or bile duct. Pancreas does have various cysts as well. The question that can't seem to be answered is where does the fluid in the abdomen come from. Due to high amylase in the fluid in abdomen we believe it is somehow coming from the pancreas, just unsure how exactly. Additional note* Patient has low levels of Albumin. I welcome any and all theories. Thank you for those that may offer any insight.
Hi! I’m from Costa Rica and I’m a microbiology student! Your videos have helped me a lot with my hematology exams and now this one with my clinical biochemistry classes! Thank you very much 🙏🏼
Thanks a lot for this super nice comment...It touches my heart that my videos are helping...I wish you the best of luck! May I request that you share my video with others, please? Thanks again!
As a mother of children with rare diseases, I would really, really appreciate you educating the next generation of Dr's about low alk. Hypophosphatasia is being ignored and misdiagnosed b/c it's been taught for many, many years to disregard low levels. Hypophosphatasia is no joke, it's painful and can plague a patient their entire life. Please start explaining to figure medical providers that consistently low levels need to be investigated. Thank you.
wow after years of studying & forgetting i finally understood this now. the explanation was very clear, and the 8 questions at the end helped me understand more, thank you very much!
Awesome video! Thanks. I got 7/8. I got the last one wrong. The last one I said "pancreatitis with a bacterial etiology" ... This really cleared up a lot for me.
I have watched your videos and they are so well understood by someone who isn't quite sure and is taking all this info in for the first time. Thank you so much for sharing your wealth of knowledge you have to share!
Sir, this video immensely helped me lot to understand the LFT test which I am going through these days. And sir, if you could tell me what exactly I have a problem in my liver, I will be always grateful to you, as I am sharing my LFT report here: Bilirubin-total = 1.0 mg% Bilirubin- Direct = 0.3 mg% Bilirubin- Indirect = 0.7 mg% SGPT = 36 IU/L SGOT = 64 IU/L Alkaline Phosphatase =485 IU/L Total Protein = 6.0 gm/dl Albumin = 3.4 gm/dl Globulin = 2.6 gm/dl Gamma GT = 25 U/L. Basically, now, I have no any bodily problems. But, psychologically I am very much disturbed. Please help me out.
Thank you so much! I'm just a medical moron who's having as yet no definitive answers, but I just loved your presentation! Has anyone told you you're funny in a very dry way? 'WOW'.
Nice explanation, I got sucked into learning this.. very simple, and kept me in loop. I had to pause video couple of times to process.. I got 6 correct, and I was very happy!!😀
Excellent video. I just got let out of hospital. I had gallstones, sepsis and acute pancreatitis. Nearly died a few times, very bad experience. Also have a fatty liver, bad aorta valve and COPD which made o2 levels really bad. I'm just trying to understand all my blood tests and discharge reports. Thank you so much for the detailed info. Exactly what I need to help me. 🙏♥️👍🇦🇺
Actually, both AST and ALT can be elevated due to extreme exercise and remain elevated for several days following the exercise. I see this frequently in my practice.
SGOT-169, SGPT- 54, ALP-41, GGT-7, Bilirubin-2.59 Do you think my SGOT levels are high because of weight lifting? Because I dont consume alcohol and have a very balanced diet. And if my SGOT levels are rising due to intense workout what should be done to recover?
Yeah I do not drink or ever take a Tylenol for years. I do exercise a lot with cardio and weights and my doctor said my numbers were elevated. Strange …
After strength training your ALT & AST can be elevated for up to 7 days! SO ask a person before sending them for a liver biopsy for no reason. like some doctors try SMH.........
Hi, Medicosis perfectionalis- greetings all the way from under the rock village. I got all the 8 questions correctly by the time I was even doing the 3rd question. From under the rock here we use SGOT and SGPT... that's the secret...
The ALP comes from Osteoblasts creating bone. E.g. Broken bone = body makes new bone to fix it = increased ALP. The other example is bony Mets in cancer patients, where the cancer either eats away the bone (osteolytic) or causes abnormal osteoblast activity (osteoblastic/osteosclerotic) creating areas of abnormally formed bone which can break. Both of these involve increased osteoblast activity and therefore increased ALP.
Your videos are amazing! So much so that I got 5 questions right as someone who's been watching your videos over the past year or so for fun and has nothing to do with medicine 😄
High GGT is caused by a high carb diet. My stupid doctor didn't and probably still doesn't know. He asked me if i drank alcohol. Haven't drank in 15yrs. This lecture presents very obvious conditions however MOST doctors do not tell you or perhaps know that a high carb diet increases GGT . My GGt was 120 for years! I did a 4 month healthy keto diet and my GGT went from 120 to 22! ALT 100 to 25!!!
Jaundice -where the CB is more elevated than the UCB AST and ALT -ALP is very high the GGT is very high -post hepatic -obstructive jaundice occurring during or after surgery in the billirubin. Meaning there was a surgery done that caused the obstruction of liver enzymes such as gallbladder removal or breaking down of gallbladder stones that can seep toxins outside of the gallbladder to the pancreas and other areas
I came to know about you very late I have my last professional in few days and I'm regretting why I didn't know about it before. Well keep going hope u help alot of people surely going to recommend you to my juniors
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I went to hospital for a overdose and got told I got liver damage of six but I was drunk and been drinking for ten years just asking if you could help me understand what it means I will ring them tomorrow but if anyone can help thanks
He also said it's usually .4 I cant find anything tho
@@akashskolige9729 why does this happen?
Many thanks, I been tryin to find out about "steatosis of liver symptoms" for a while now, and I think this has helped. You ever tried - Bachalaswin Better Body Rule - (should be on google have a look ) ? Ive heard some pretty good things about it and my partner got amazing success with it.
This was great, thanks, I've been looking for "hepatitis disease" for a while now, and I think this has helped. Have you ever come across - Bachalaswin Better Body Rule - (should be on google have a look ) ? Ive heard some super things about it and my mate got excellent results with it.😎👍
This was the clearest explanation of liver enzymes I have ever heard. The questions at the end really helped me understand the interpretations. Thank you so very much.
My pleasure 😇
Exactly
How can I decrease ALT?
2:50 thank you @@MedicosisPerfectionalis
Not a medical student but a worried Mom of 2 little boys.
Because of my elevated ALT & AST, I was referred to a GI doctor last week. The sonogram showed a fibrosis liver. AND Unfortunately I have also experienced my first mild pancreatitis attack 4 days ago. After watching your video I have a better understanding of my lab work results. Thank you for this video! Thank you for taking time to explain and inform! Excellent video! Again thank you 🙏 .
How are u now?
This man just never misses. Every time I watch one of his videos, they're always both very detailed and always easy to comprehend
I am honored!
Would you please help me by sharing my videos with others?
@@MedicosisPerfectionalis sure thing man
Man, You are Him.👏🏻❤️
Wish Every Professor teach like you instead of just throwing mugged up words nd then showing off.
From- UG MBBS student from India
Thank you!
Super helpful, once again, especially because of the questions. For me it's been difficult to learn these enzymes and what they do and what it means when each one is elevated. It took me quite a few years to finally understand it now since your video helped me a lot. Thanks!
You're very welcome 😊
What if there low
My alt and AST are low one is 5 one is 7
None
@@marshaphipps9303 Your liver is very healthy if it is very low
This is one of the clearest youtube videos, I've seen on UA-cam. Just watched the first half in full speed to test myself. All the best to you!
I learnt this in a lecture a few months ago and I was still confused about diagnosing only by the given test results. Your video helped very much in refreshing my poor memory, thanks ❤
OMG this video is the best gift I ever had this year. I was totally lost when I saw those alphabet on my mum lab results. From your video I now understand everything and the last eight questions help so much. Thanks
Thank you 😊
2 years later...this vid just found another fan, i dont know if you still make em but i just subscribed without hasitating and looking forward to watching more...thank you Sir...all the way from South Africa🇿🇦🤝
Thank you so much, dear!
It means the world to me!
Yes, I am still uploading new videos every week.
@@MedicosisPerfectionalis I am having issues with my own issue, my liver enzymes are elevated. I stopped my meds and they are climbing higher. My ggt is slightly elevated, now my bilirubin and lipase are becoming elevated. Thank you for explaining these enzymes, it will make it easier for me when I go back to the doctor.
Thanks!
Thank you so much!
What an amazing video. I'd served in the military and came home with PTSD. During my time overseas, I had right upper quadrant tightness/fullness and sharp pain on and off for about 3 years due to the stress I'd been through. I'm not a drinker and I never had liver issues before my time served. I went to military hospital where they gave me blood test for ALT and AST. Both were below 25 iu which were excellent numbers. Doctors gave me a clean bill of health and some prozac as I was also dealing with anxiety/depression. After my time served, I went for ultra sound where they said my liver didn't looked the "best", but they also found nothing wrong with it, and no recommendations were given. I later found a Chinese doctor whom practiced traditional Chinese medicine. Only after around one minute measuring my pulse with his fingers, he came to the conclusion that I had "blocked liver chi" translated to me as "the flow of energy to/from liver was blocked". I hadn't even told him what I had seen him for. He gave me medicine which "cleared" the blockage and I didn't have any more pain/tightness. Months would go by and this tightness would come back after I eat much greasy or lots of fried/ spicy food. I go to my western family doctor and had the ALT and AST test again along with cholesterol and triglycerides . All of these normal my Doc said. What do you think of this? My Family Doc refuse to send me to a specialist saying that if I had any issues that it will show up as elevated ALT and AST. In a way, he is right ..correct? What are your thoughts? Please advise, and thank you in advance.
Sounds like a gallbladder issue. Choledocholithiasis or Cholecystitis . You’ll need to get an abdominal ultrasound
A gallbladder issue which is obstructing your liver also can cause elevated ast and alt
It's been 5 years of med school, now these are crystal clears
Great!
I honestly think this is the best explanation of LFTs. Thank you so much 💕
My pleasure 😇
I have cirrhosis of the liver, quit drinking last month. All enzymes are lowering fast. Currently: ALP 103, AST 50, ALT 18, Total Bilirubin 1.7 and going down. I’m hoping I can put in some good years.
wow you just summed up everything i was trying to learn in these two weeks for my gastrointestinal exam, thank youu
Great...That’s awesome!
How did the exam go?
Uvbvvv pup
I got 5 correct without cheating. I'm so happy and more energized and motivated to continue reading.
Awesome 👏
That was absolutely outstanding! Thank you, so much. It is one thing knowing all the info and another getting it organized. What a difference has this made!
Exceptional lecture. What about sky high unconjugated bilirubin and sky high total bilirubin but AST, ALT, ALP, GGT, LIPASE and AMYLASE ALL within range and 3 x 3 cm posterior hepatic adhesion ?
Symptoms : yellow stool, jaundice and right quadrant pain just below liver, shortness of breath, unexplained rapid weight loss ? Gallbladder removed 7 years prior to becoming symptomatic.
Over 17 ER doctors and 4 Gastroenterologists over a 2 YEAR span have not been able to figure it out.
These videos make me happy. I find it such a relaxing way to learn - thank you!
Metc mlt needs this as a resource because I sat through 6 hours of class without absorbing any of this information. And it took you significantly less time to explain it better
Wow 🤩
I am glad that you understand it now!
Wow!
Thank you.
I had a very hard time understanding these, something which really made my Physiology and Biochemistry exams really hard back then.
Happy to keep adding some more knowledge.
Thank you 😊
Question for anyone who may be able to answer.
In a case where patient has severe pancreatitis with high amylase and high lipase. Lipase is fluctuating 600/700 in this case. Amylase is also high but I don't have a specific value.
Patient has severe bloating and fluid build up in the abdomen that is recurring after every paracentesis (draining). The fluid in the abdomen has high amounts of amylase.
There are no ruptures in the pancreatic duct or bile duct. Pancreas does have various cysts as well.
The question that can't seem to be answered is where does the fluid in the abdomen come from. Due to high amylase in the fluid in abdomen we believe it is somehow coming from the pancreas, just unsure how exactly.
Additional note* Patient has low levels of Albumin.
I welcome any and all theories. Thank you for those that may offer any insight.
Hi! I’m from Costa Rica and I’m a microbiology student! Your videos have helped me a lot with my hematology exams and now this one with my clinical biochemistry classes! Thank you very much 🙏🏼
Thanks a lot for this super nice comment...It touches my heart that my videos are helping...I wish you the best of luck! May I request that you share my video with others, please? Thanks again!
Medicosis Perfectionalis I’ve already done that 😅 with my study buddies haha thank you!
That’s amazing...I am truly speechless! Thanks a million!
Omg!!!!! U r an angel.... ❣️💯 I can solve any clinical question from this topic now... It's all just because of you .... Love from India🇮🇳
Thank you 😊
The questions were a great addition! They made the video great. Thank you for sharing
m doing my residency in Internal medicine, and you make everything easy for me understandable
Great!
As a mother of children with rare diseases, I would really, really appreciate you educating the next generation of Dr's about low alk. Hypophosphatasia is being ignored and misdiagnosed b/c it's been taught for many, many years to disregard low levels. Hypophosphatasia is no joke, it's painful and can plague a patient their entire life. Please start explaining to figure medical providers that consistently low levels need to be investigated. Thank you.
I‘m stunded that I was struggling so much on something so simple for so long… this video was amazing, thank you 🔥
Glad it helped!
Great lecture as always....We are really blessed to have a teacher like you. Stay safe.
فخور بكونك مصري عندك قدره الشرح دي
You are reserving your own place in the medicine teat hing industry (if I can name it so) and it’s gonna be a unique great platform just keep goinnng
Thank you very much! I never understood these stuffs until now I'm watching this video.
I am honored!
wow after years of studying & forgetting i finally understood this now. the explanation was very clear, and the 8 questions at the end helped me understand more, thank you very much!
My pleasure 😇
U have changed my hepatic enzyme approach forever, can't thank you enough. ❤
I appreciate you so much!
Would you please help me by sharing?
Awesome video! Thanks. I got 7/8. I got the last one wrong. The last one I said "pancreatitis with a bacterial etiology" ... This really cleared up a lot for me.
You've done an excellent job :)
I have watched your videos and they are so well understood by someone who isn't quite sure and is taking all this info in for the first time. Thank you so much for sharing your wealth of knowledge you have to share!
Thank you so much 😊
Superb. I wish you were my teacher 40 years ago when I was a medical student 👏👏👏
Thank you so much, Doctor!
One of the best Medical videos i have ever seen.
I am delighted! Thank you!
You literally saved my life, so clear and easy to understand. Thank you !
My pleasure 😇
@@MedicosisPerfectionalis in pancreatititis what will be the findings
Just saw the video once, got 7/8 questions and have gotten similar results on my Q bank! Loved it thank you.
Glad it helped!
Sir, this video immensely helped me lot to understand the LFT test which I am going through these days. And sir, if you could tell me what exactly I have a problem in my liver, I will be always grateful to you, as I am sharing my LFT report here:
Bilirubin-total = 1.0 mg%
Bilirubin- Direct = 0.3 mg%
Bilirubin- Indirect = 0.7 mg%
SGPT = 36 IU/L
SGOT = 64 IU/L
Alkaline Phosphatase =485 IU/L
Total Protein = 6.0 gm/dl
Albumin = 3.4 gm/dl
Globulin = 2.6 gm/dl
Gamma GT = 25 U/L.
Basically, now, I have no any bodily problems. But, psychologically I am very much disturbed. Please help me out.
Hey, did you find out what was causing your number?
best video on liver enzymes. always come to this video if I forget anything. thank you
My pleasure 😇
Incredible lecture, thank you!
My pleasure 😇...Thanks for watching!
Thank you so much! I'm just a medical moron who's having as yet no definitive answers, but I just loved your presentation! Has anyone told you you're funny in a very dry way? 'WOW'.
Nice explanation, I got sucked into learning this.. very simple, and kept me in loop. I had to pause video couple of times to process.. I got 6 correct, and I was very happy!!😀
Excellent!
NGL, i avoided this channel because of the voice over but now that I paid attention to the content it was AMAZINGly summed up.
Thank you so much for being such an open-minded person!
Respect 👍👍
Play it at 1.5 speed, it gets lot better.
I m in the first year in med university and this video is very useful for me. Ty!
My pleasure!
Can you please help me by sharing?
one night before exam, these are just perfect plus the Cases you added.
Awesome 👏
Excellent video. I just got let out of hospital. I had gallstones, sepsis and acute pancreatitis. Nearly died a few times, very bad experience. Also have a fatty liver, bad aorta valve and COPD which made o2 levels really bad. I'm just trying to understand all my blood tests and discharge reports. Thank you so much for the detailed info. Exactly what I need to help me. 🙏♥️👍🇦🇺
I wish you a speedy recovery!
Take care!
@@MedicosisPerfectionalis thank you, much appreciated. :)
My pleasure 😇
Only one without cheating !! Thanks and it is an excellent study
You're very welcome! Thank you so much for watching!
thank you for your time and effort, i love the diagnosis part!
Awesome 👏
Thank you so much Sir. Was really very confused in these concepts. You cleared it all so beautifully 🙏 Thank you so much once again
My pleasure!
I just thought that I should thank you... you make a difference....God bless you
God bless you too! Thanks a million!
Really very very helpfull. Now I'm able to understand this topic.
Thanks a lot.
Glad to hear that!
Such a great explanation, thank you so much! Years of confusion just got dissolved 😅
I am honored!
Man you are a genius instructor!
Thank you 😊
awesome lecture and the questions at the end made the lecture even more interesting! keep up the good work! Massive thanks! ❤
Best explanation in 8 minutes than my lecturer's 2hours
Introduction song really brings the mood to study medical knowledge thankyou for the great videos!
My pleasure 😇
معلومات عظيمة. معلومات مفيدة جدا. الشرح بسيط ، واضح، ومفهوم. شكرا.
Thank you 🙏
Actually, both AST and ALT can be elevated due to extreme exercise and remain elevated for several days following the exercise. I see this frequently in my practice.
SGOT-169, SGPT- 54, ALP-41, GGT-7, Bilirubin-2.59 Do you think my SGOT levels are high because of weight lifting? Because I dont consume alcohol and have a very balanced diet. And if my SGOT levels are rising due to intense workout what should be done to recover?
Yeah I do not drink or ever take a Tylenol for years. I do exercise a lot with cardio and weights and my doctor said my numbers were elevated. Strange …
I have an exam today and this is the first time I’m ever understanding this topic😍
Wow 🤩
How was your exam?
Very good video. Thanks! Got 5 right. The acetaminophen toxicity one was new to me.
Great...I am so delighted that you are learning something new...Very well done...Thanks for your honesty...Good luck!
Brooo you are life saver.
Thousand prayers on your way💕
Those "wow"`s were amazing :D
😊😊
first time ever learn this knowledge so easy , thank you
Glad to hear that!
I don't know why this
was in my recommendations but I watched it anyways. Will watch more :-)
Wow! Awesome 👏...Glad to have you 😊
@@MedicosisPerfectionalis thanks :-)
Because you have a liver problem statistically seen by your google search index. AI is a bitch!
Due to your flawless teaching skills, I got all the question right
Awesome 👏
Got 7 out of 8, this was a very helpful vid, thanks!
My pleasure 😇
hi, you are one of the best educators in medical arena . i got 7/8 correct
by the way i want to pay for the whole year at once. tell me how please
Thank you! Kindly send me an email: medicosisperfectionalis@gmail.com
one less subtopic to "wing it" on exams. Thanks so much
You bet 👍...Good luck with your exam 👏...Let me know how it went.
Super helpful, thanks! I liked the quiz at the end, too
My pleasure 😇
After strength training your ALT & AST can be elevated for up to 7 days! SO ask a person before sending them for a liver biopsy for no reason. like some doctors try SMH.........
Hi, Medicosis perfectionalis- greetings all the way from under the rock village. I got all the 8 questions correctly by the time I was even doing the 3rd question. From under the rock here we use SGOT and SGPT... that's the secret...
Good job 👏
Whattt
By the time you were doing third question .. you’ve got all of them correct?
4:13 High ALP should be due to increased osteoclastic ( bone destruction ) activity
Correct me if I’m wrong
The ALP comes from Osteoblasts creating bone. E.g. Broken bone = body makes new bone to fix it = increased ALP. The other example is bony Mets in cancer patients, where the cancer either eats away the bone (osteolytic) or causes abnormal osteoblast activity (osteoblastic/osteosclerotic) creating areas of abnormally formed bone which can break. Both of these involve increased osteoblast activity and therefore increased ALP.
Thank you...please let no one ever convince u to stop doing this.....you are excellent at it.
Thank you 🙏
Can you please help me by sharing?
this is the best. Thank you!!
My pleasure 😇
Thank you so much for the video. Very clear and crisp. I am a vet but this is very useful to me. Tanks again
Please explain about biliary pancreatitis
Of course! I will add it to my to-do list! Thanks a lot for watching!
Outstanding explanation really appreciated and also subscribed the channel
Really great layout of information in such a practical way for us budding clinicians. I got 2 questions wrong tho but learnt so much!
Thank you 🙏
Your videos are amazing! So much so that I got 5 questions right as someone who's been watching your videos over the past year or so for fun and has nothing to do with medicine 😄
If your GGT is abnormal what does this mean what is GGT What's does it do in the liver?
@@lazymedic5988 if it's 8 u/l is it ok?
High GGT is caused by a high carb diet. My stupid doctor didn't and probably still doesn't know. He asked me if i drank alcohol. Haven't drank in 15yrs. This lecture presents very obvious conditions however MOST doctors do not tell you or perhaps know that a high carb diet increases GGT . My GGt was 120 for years! I did a 4 month healthy keto diet and my GGT went from 120 to 22! ALT 100 to 25!!!
@@gungagalunga9040GGT is normal at 30-45
Jaundice -where the CB is more elevated than the UCB AST and ALT -ALP is very high the GGT is very high -post hepatic -obstructive jaundice occurring during or after surgery in the billirubin. Meaning there was a surgery done that caused the obstruction of liver enzymes such as gallbladder removal or breaking down of gallbladder stones that can seep toxins outside of the gallbladder to the pancreas and other areas
I'm from egypt but really i love it thanks alot❤️
Thanks a million 😊😊
The most clear video i have seen ❤❤❤❤.
Thank you so much!
i h've correct 6 question , thank you
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1st of all thank u soo much for such a nice video.. I want to thank UA-cam for making ur videos accessible... And I got 5/8..🙂
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7/8 acetaminophen toxicity was wrong. Thank you for your help May Allah bless you ameen
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I came to know about you very late I have my last professional in few days and I'm regretting why I didn't know about it before. Well keep going hope u help alot of people surely going to recommend you to my juniors
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"You see the medicine, Acetaminophen, oh girl"
keep up the good work, love from India. I am just an enthusiasts.
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ano po normal na sgpt at sgot?
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High carbohydrates diet, rise GGT...
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