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Liver ultrasound finding

2025-05-19 06:18:18
Parenchymal echogenicity is increased in liver with illedefined in homogeneous area of increased ecogenicity and hypoecoic areas. A typical pattern of fatty infiltration of the liver.
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Need the full report to comment on anything... Seems like you're having Fatty liver Few lifestyle modifications might help in halting the progression Avoid alcohol consumption Take less carbohydrates and fat containing diet Avoid oily and fried foods
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