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Liver enlarge and fatty liver grade1
Gastroenterologist prescribed vitamin E capsule daily evion 600mg for 3months . endocrinologist prescribed b active injection 6doses,vitamin D capsule 16capsule lipiprose 10mg for 4months for high trigleceroid and iam using it.
My liver is enlarged 17cm ( before 14cm)last month but I hav fatty liver grade 1 since 5years i lifestyle but fatty liver grade 1is not reversible..LFTreport is normala
I hav hypothyroidism since 13years taking thyroxine 75mg.
still iam not used evion 600mg vitamin E capsule for 90days given .it is decreased liver damage doctor told my question is any side effect is there using evion 600mg tablet daily for 90daysbecause it is high dosage.pkease suggest me.
What methods to be taken to improve my liver health. Please advice best hospital and doctor to cure fatty and enlarge liver.
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There's no harm in taking vitamin E 600 mg daily for a long time,it's normal dose.It may help you to reverse the fatty liver,however a strict healthy diet and physical exercise to reduce the weight is the best way to reverse the fatty liver
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✓It's NAFLD
✓Your enlarged liver is more concerning than the Grade 1 label itself.
The key question is whether fibrosis (scarring) is developing or not.
A FibroScan helps answer that.
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✓The biggest driver of fatty liver progression is often:
High triglycerides
Insulin resistance
Increased waist circumference
Poor sleep
Uncontrolled hypothyroidism
Controlling these can produce more improvement than multiple supplements.
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medanta,sir ganga ram hospital ..would be a great choice
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Evion 600mg (Vitamin E) is prescribed for fatty liver as it helps reduce liver inflammation, and a 90-day course under a doctor's supervision is a recognised treatment. At 600mg daily, it is a therapeutic dose â not excessively high â and is generally well tolerated. Your LFT being normal is reassuring. Grade 1 fatty liver is indeed reversible with consistent lifestyle changes, and your liver enlarging to 17cm from 14cm needs close monitoring, as that progression is important.
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Please consult me directly on Practo for a detailed evaluation â I can review your reports and guide you on liver health improvement alongside your current treatment.
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Cap Evion 600 mg taking for the longer duration is not good as it is fat soluble hence remain in body
For the health of liver
•Avoid Alcohal consumption
•Avoid Smoking
•Avoid Fat indigestion
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Good nutritious fiber diet
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Grade one fatty liver is reversible Now a days MASLD is most common which was previously known as Non alcoholic fatty liver disease
Its due to metabolic dysfunction caused by obesity , uncontrollable diabetes,dyslipidemia
What is the role of vit E here is it act as antioxidant to prevent inflammation and damage of liver
It can give only in non diabetic and non cirrhotic patient
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for further management connect with me through practo
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control your hypothyroidism
normailze your lipid profile
Regular Exercise
Proper Diet
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Grade 1 fatty liver with normal LFTs is generally reversible with lifestyle modification, weight control, regular exercise, and management of triglycerides and hypothyroidism.
Vitamin E (Evion 600) is commonly prescribed for a limited duration and is generally safe.
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Feel free to consult to discuss further treatment plan.
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Fatty liver Grade 1 is mild and reversible ..
Manageable with lifestyle and food changes
Consult me on Practo
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Hi,
Grade 1 fatty liver is common and manageable. 😊
Your current medicines are safe for short term. No major worry at present.
Feel free to consult for further guidance.👍
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Hello, I read your details. Don't worry about Evion 600.
1. Evion 600 is safe: This is standard medicine for the fatty liver to stop liver damage. Take it daily for 90 day's as your doctor said. Don't skip it.
2. Liver size 17cm: Your liver is enlarged. This is more important than Grade 1 label. Ultrasound only shows fat, it cannot show if there is any stiffness. That's why your LFT report is normal.
3. Next Step: Please get a FibroScan done. It takes only 5 minutes. It will clearly show if there is any scarring or stiffness in your liver.
Start your medicine, stop sugar and heavy carbs, and get the FibroScan. Your liver will heal once your thyroid and lipids are managed.
Share your FibroScan report here when it comes.
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Just dont follow any random internet advices
Vit e high doses are not required generally for grade 1 fatty liver its a lifestyle thing
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Just do few lifestyle changes
Black coffee 3 cups a day without milk n sugar
Avoid saturated fatty acid
Check your fib 4 index by calculating few parameters which is available online
No need for any medications as of now
Nothing to worry abt
Stay healthy
Connect or follow up if needed
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Black coffee is the key nothing else stop vit e
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Hi!
Vitamin E is commonly prescribed in selected patients with fatty liver and is generally safe when taken as advised by your gastroenterologist. Mild side effects can include nausea, stomach discomfort, or headache, but significant problems are uncommon with short-term supervised use.
Focus on weight reduction (if overweight), regular exercise, good control of hypothyroidism and triglycerides, avoiding alcohol, and a balanced diet low in sugar and processed foods.
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Since your LFTs are normal, continue regular follow-up with your treating doctors and discuss any concerns before stopping or starting medications.
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