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Mild Swelling in both ankles

2024-04-04 12:21:57
Hi from last 2 weeks have swelling in both ankles and it pains while moving. Ultrasound done to rule out liver,kidney. What to do next
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Grade 2 fatty liver, which can be reversed with Omega fatty acid, reducing oil content, diet and life style modification..
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For ankle swelling, rule out diabetes and renal /kidney failure. Pain and not able to walk, get an x-ray done and consult an orthopaedician

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You have  grade 2 fatty liver Reduce weight Use omega 3 fatty acids with vit e As far as leg swelling is concerned, you may get 24 hour urinary protein levels, urea, creatiniine, serum albumin levels  and 2 d echo Connect for more info

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