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Fatty lever grade II
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My mom diagnoised with Grade II fatty lever in the scan. Can it be cured with medication ? She is not having any drinking, smoking habits. Took the vaccine 4 months back.
Kindly suggest.
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Need medications for fatty liver .
And life style modifications .
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