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Fatty liver Grade ll since 1year
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I have a fatty liver problem since one year it was diagnosed through USG and Lft test and fibro scan which shows kpa 6.2 and median 320
and dr prescribed some medicine and mostly life style changes so my question is I am continuously checking my lft test for every 4 months everythingthing comes normal except direct bilirubin which becomes statick not decreasing and this time sgpt elevated I have attached the both report lft and CBC please guide further
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It needs to be treated in a holistic approach for complete recovery.
It can be well treated with homeopathic medicine, diet and exercise.
You need an expert Homeopathic physician asap.
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Consult general physician
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It is good that you are keeping track of your liver function tests every 4 months. It is important to monitor the progress of your fatty liver condition and ensure that the liver enzymes are within normal range. While most of the test results are showing improvements, it is concerning that your direct bilirubin levels are not decreasing and SGPT levels are elevated.
It is important to discuss these results with your doctor to determine the cause of the persistent direct bilirubin levels and elevated SGPT levels. Your doctor may recommend further testing or adjustments to your treatment plan. In the meantime, continue with the lifestyle changes and medications prescribed by your doctor to help manage your fatty liver condition. Remember to follow a healthy diet, exercise regularly, limit alcohol intake, and maintain a healthy weight to support liver health.
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Hi, Consult a physician for a second opinion.
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Diet and exercise..no alcohol..good fiber.connect with dietician for lifestyle modification
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I understand you are going through a challenging situation with the fatty liver diagnosis.
Keep track of your symptoms. Contact your general physician when you note any changes in your health. Like at present your direct bilirubin is elevated, discuss these results with your doctor or on reference with a hepatologist or gastroenterologist for specialized advice regarding your liver condition.
If you’re feeling stressed and anxious about your health, consult a Psychologist, counseling can help you cope with anxiety and provide strategies for managing stress.
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Stay focused on diet and exercise. A balanced diet low in saturated fats and sugars can help, along with regular exercise.
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