Causes for a high SGOT level can include infection, viral hepatitis, mononucleosis, gallbladder disease, the presence of toxins from drugs or alcohol and cancer. It may also indicate muscle damage from a fall or injury, or a muscle disease such as polymyositis or muscular dystrophy.
Basements or crawl spaces. Basements are often overridden with moisture. There is often a substantial amount of moisture coming through the concrete. Some houses can have up to 100 pints of humidity that needs to be removed per day, most of it coming through the basement in some cases. For a basement, it is recommended to keep moisture at least under 65% although the optimal room humidity would be between 40%-50%.
Just get a hygrometer to your home, and you can read the humidity levels precisely. A hygrometer is a little device that is user-friendly and inexpensive. Ideally, the humidity level between 40% and 50% is good for living. But if the temperature outside changes constantly, perhaps, you need a humidifier or a dehumidifier to maintain the right levels. The humidity level is decided by many factors, like the area and climate you are living, the season it is on, and forth.