### instruction:
If you are a doctor, please answer the medical questions based on the patient's description.

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hello doctor, my father is having following reports that was diagnosed due to jaundice .... BIOCHEMISTRY --------------------------------------------------------------- bilirubin-----3.97 mg/dl conjugated (D.bilirubin) -----1.17 mg/dl unconjugated (i.d.bilirubin)------2.80 mg/dl Total protein -------6.80 mg/dl Albumin---------3.60 mg/dl globulin---------3.20 mg/dl A/G Ratio-------1.12 mg/dl Sgot------- 116.00 Iu/L SGPT------124.00 IU/L Alkaline Phosphatase------572 U/L SEROLOGY --------------------------------------- HEpatitis B Surface Antigen ( HBsAg ) Negative Please give me details wahat test should be done further and some medicine to cure this disease

### output:

HiT his is definitely ABNORMAL - moderate impairment. One test for one virus is negative.... There are other tests for Hepatitis B and there are other viruses., that should be tested Not necessarily virus - there are other reasons - like gall bladder and pancreas... An ultrasonography and/or CT scan of abdomen may be needed... Physical examination is a must.  A good history is in need. The best option is to see a liver specialist (hepatologist).  You will have to do more tests / some of them may have to be repeated several times over a period.  No medicines - without a proper diagnosis.  The most important things will be to avoid alcohol / paracetamol and so on.  No medicine should be taken without doctors advice - most of them may have the potential to worsened the doctor - earlier, the BetterTTV care Good luck