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Fatty Liver Grade 1
Hi Sir/Madam,
Before 2 days i have done my usg for routine check up and it's mentioned grade 1 fatty liver.
I have done LFT two months ago.
Do i need to repeat the LFT.
Is there any serious problem.
Note:- USG report recent and LFT report 2 month ago please suggest.
Even i am drink alcohol once in week 180 ml vodka.
I m scared now.
Please help.
Thanks
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Hi. Grade 1 fatty liver is reversible condition.
No need to go for medications. Simple changes in diet and lifestyle will reverse this condition
Exercise regularly , avoid fatty foods or junk foods , and avoid alcohol and smoking.
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Exercise , Avoid alcohol and smoking
Health Tips
Have fresh fruits and vegetables
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Dr. Raees Tonse
Radiation Oncologist
15 yrs exp
Bangalore
Lifestyle changes have to be done. Cut short and reduce alcohol consumption. Have a healthy diet with good excercise
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Dr. Deepti Sharma
Radiation Oncologist
14 yrs exp
Delhi
Hello
Good afternoon
Grade I fatty liver is common . And your previous LFT was normal.
Not to worry.
But still if u want then get repeat LFT , if abnormal then get Fibroscan
Next Steps
stop intake of alcohol
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