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Enlarged spleen and Grade 1 Fatty liver
During a routine check up I was identified enlarged spleen of 13 cm. and grade 1 fatty liver . All the tests like peripheral smear, malaria, typhoid, diabetes, thyroid, hepatitis B and C, ANA, lipid profile was done and everything was found normal except billurbin 1.6 and sgot sgpt is in range of 59-90. After 50 days of Exercise and modified diet I lost 6 kg of weight from 87 to 81kg. No other symptoms are there. Still feel some pain in spleen area. It is found 14 cm in ultrasound. I am using udiliv 300 along with vitamin E. I consulted many doctors but unable to understand spleen enlargement. Please guide and help me in resolving this issue.
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Dr. Milind Sathe
General Physician
37 yrs exp
Indore
Seems you are recovering from an illness,liver enzymes like SGOT SGPT slowly become normal.
Although spleen remains enlarged for a long time.
No medicine required just healthy diet.Low fat diet for fatty liver recommended.
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Dr. C.S. Sidana
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23 yrs exp
Gurgaon
Spleen can be enlarged due to chronic anaemia or any blood disorder. Please consult a haematologist and get it evaluated.
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