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2019-03-09 15:58:09
I have grade 1 fatty liver and fatty pancreas along with bilirubin of 1.9 and fasting glucose of 103 along with other small issues in kidney and blood.Can i permanently cure my condition of liver and pancreas?I exercisw daily and run for 45 minutes daily.I also maintain a strict diet and no fatty and oily food.I also gave up alcohol and smoking.Is my condition permanently treatable?
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Yes. This condition is completely treatable. Although small amount of fat i. Pancreas and liver is not problem. But elevated bilirubin etc enzymes etc have to be controlled.
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70% of diet should constitute with fruits vegetables and salads, sprouts. weight control is important. other dietery planning is needed appropriately.

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