Fullness after eating is clearly a sign of gut dysbiosis
You got to fix your food + work with holistic health care provider to help you with gut dysfunction
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CHANGE LIFE STYLE N DIET PLAN DRASTICALLY FIRST. ADD WALK.
UDILIV 300 TWO TIMES AFTER FOOD FOR TWO MONTHS.
LIV 52 ONE AT NIGHT AFTER DINNER FOR LONG TERM
You should do lifestyle modificafions at first like Weight reducation should be done if obese . Exersice 150-300 min/ week . Adequate sleep 7-8hrs/day . Alcohol smoking habits should be changed . Fatty diet reduced and protein fiber rich diet should be adapted
Next Steps
consult a physician ! get checked your fibroscan ! lipid profile and otther reoorts
By seeing your reports
Yes There is moderate hepatomegaly with fatty changes
And I need proper history of yours
If you want a proper guidance and treatment you can contact me through practo app. In that way I can help you better
Next Steps
few things you need to take care of
your is diet mainly
and exercise
Health Tips
I can only help you further once I get know your complete history
so do consult
Fatty changes in the liver with normal liver function tests are common, even without diabetes. Diet, weight and a slower metabolism are the usual drivers. The fullness you feel after meals can come from the liver sitting close to your stomach, or simply from slower digestion.
Next Steps
Cut down on fried, oily and sweet food, and add daily walking. Both help reduce liver fat over months. Eating smaller, more frequent meals can ease the fullness after meals. A repeat ultrasound in six months to a year, along with your liver panel, helps track whether it's improving.
Health Tips
Please see a physician or hepatologist to confirm this plan suits you, especially since your gallbladder has already been removed.
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