Pcod & liver problem

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Asked for Female, 27 Years

Kindly suggest if the PCOD or liver problem is severe and whether it should be treated immediately? Reports attached

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Dr. Alister Victor GastroIntestinal Surgeon 12 yrs exp Bangalore Consult Now · Accepted Answer

Dr. Alister Victor

GastroIntestinal Surgeon 12 yrs exp Bangalore

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Grade 1 fatty liver is not an emergency. But you'll have to take dietary precautions, exercise regularly, control blood sugar & cholesterol levels and avoid alcohol if applicable to prevent progression. PCOD - To consult a Gynaecologist

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