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Hello my age is 28 year weight 81 kg and height is 182cm i have increased my lft since 8 year i have mild stomach pain with bloating on and off no specific symptoms recently i did my whole body check in which my lft is raised i did usg which is normal and my fibroscan show cap-310 lsm -8.8 is it possible to reverse this or it will do permanent damage to my liver and i go into cirrhosis thank you
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You have a slightly high BMI and fibroscan suggestive of fatty liver. Both of these are completely reversible.
You need to probably change your lifestyle to be more physically active, exercise regularly and change your diet. Avoid alcohol, fried, oily and fatty foods. Include lots of fruits and vegetables in your diet. Doing these changes will help you and not cause any permanent damage.
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Consult a gastroenterologist, either medical or surgical along with a dietitian and get a proper plan of treatment.
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