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Enlarged Liver 142mm MILD HEPATOMEGALY

2018-01-08 17:04:06
In USG Enlarged Liver of 142mm is Diagnosed, Report Impression is MILD HEPATOMEGALY rest is Normal. What Medicine Can Be Taken to Fix the Problem. I Also Have SLOW DIGESTION Issue. Will LIV 52 Tablet Work? or Something Else? I am A Non Alcoholic FastFood Avoiding Person Right Now Working In a Remote Area Where Specialist Doctors Are Not Available. Kindly Request You For Possible Help. Thanks
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Hello well you need not worry as they can be other causes of hepatomegaly other than alcohol and non vegetarian food like any of the medications which were taking continuously or any viral fever which might have led to this hepatomegaly..please have less oily and non fatty meal...thank you..nothing else to do..need not worry

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