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I am 54 year old male. I drink occasionally once in two weeks or maybe months . I used to smoke a lot for almost 23 years . But it has been two years I don't smoke at all.
I am overweight.
My ultrasound shows 170.0 mm length liver . Parenchymal echogenecity is increased in general.
Hepatomegaly with Grad 2 fatty change .
What should I do ? Please guide me.
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No SMOKING. Occasional drinking in mild to moderate amt is o..k (occasions shud be occasional).
Exercise, diet and loose weight
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whatever damage happened due to smoking and acohol cannot be reversed. so maintain healthy life style and minimum exercise daily. get a complete health checkup yearly once. stop alcohol completely
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