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Grade 2 NAFLD
I have been diagnosed with grade 2 non alcoholic fatty liver disease in 2023,have diabetes & high bp.Diabetes used to remain mostly under control but bp fluctuates.My LFT report came absolutely normal which was done 1 year 1 month ago.Consumed a bottle of beer daily for the last 12 months.Taking saroglitazar 4 mg daily.What damages does alcohol have likely  done to my liver?However,there are no symptoms till now.Could it cause inflammation or fibrosis?Can the damages caused to my liver due to daily beer intake for the last 12 months be fully reversed by abstaining completely from alcohol from now on?
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With complete alcohol abstinence, good diabetes and BP control, weight management and follow up, fatty liver changes can improve and even reverse in early stages 😊 Feel free to consult me directly once I’ll guide you properly regarding liver recovery and long term protection.
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Not at all advisable. Usg or scan must be done 3 monthly or six monthly at least. CHANGE LIFE STYLE N DIET PLAN DRASTICALLY  AS U R DIABITIC  TOO.
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U cud have cardiomyopathy alongg with fibrosis of liver...
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Kindly do connect and consult with me for better treatment plan and advice...
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One year ago normal LFT is reassuring but cannot rule out the Fatty change or inflammation etc One beer daily unlikely to cause fatty changes in some peoples and fatty changes May occur with normal LGT With saroglitazar with life style changes help you
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Repeat evaluation rather than rely on a 1-year-old LFT: * LFT (AST, ALT, GGT, bilirubin) * HbA1c * Lipid profile * Ultrasound liver * FibroScan/elastography if available (helps detect fibrosis) * Platelet count and fibrosis scores
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You need to make proper decisions  for lifestyle changes . But ,prior to all get a detailed checkup done
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Strictly Abstain from Alcohol
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Get a Fibroscan done . That will tell exact status of liver. Stop beer intake. Lose weight .
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FIBROSCAN
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Need a few more details please consult for further evaluation and treatment
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Kindly do connect and Will help you
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Have bland diet
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We treat such cases
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Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management
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