What should liver levels be

Asked for Female, 26 Years 8747 Views v

Dr. Swathi S Aithal Family and Community Medicine Specialist | Bangalore

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Hello.. Well you don't have to worry about this levels...it would have been better if you would have shared am the reports and also if you are facing any symptoms...Otherwise there is nothing to worry ...  Read More

Asked for Female, 33 Years 154 Views v

Dr. Manoj Kumar General Physician | Dehradun

Kindly consult ...  Read More

Asked for Male, 36 Years 91 Views v

Dr. Anuj Mothsra General Physician | Jhunjhunu

Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management ...  Read More

Asked for Female, 18 Years 123 Views v

Dr. Nitin A Jain GastroIntestinal Surgeon | Mumbai

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Get Sonography abdomen. Tell him to stop alcohol if drinking. Avoid fatty junk food ...  Read More

Asked for Female, 25 Years 8593 Views v

Dr. Amarpreet Singh Riar General Practitioner | Delhi

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Mainly.due liver toxins or alcohol. Nothing to worry much here. Can be treated eaisly ...  Read More

Asked for Male, 27 Years 91 Views v

Dr. Ram Prakash R General Physician | Puducherry

Greetings! Based on the reports, there is a possibility of fatty liver. To grade the disease ultrasound scan to be done. To be started on lipid lowering agents like statins. Kindly contact a Medic ...  Read More

Asked for Male, 23 Years 2219 Views v

Dr. Neeraj V Gastroenterologist | Thiruvananthapuram

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Hello, it’s better if you can do regular exercise of at least 30 minutes per day , Avoid fatty and fried foods and do a fibro scan and consult gastroenterologist with the reports for further evaluatio ...  Read More

Asked for Male, 30 Years 165 Views v

Dr. Murali Krishna Ganguri Endocrinologist | Vijayawada

You have significant fatty liver disease if you don't drink alcohol. You need liver fibrous scan to see the extent of damage. You are at very high risk of cardiovascular disease and type 2 diabetes an ...  Read More

Asked for Male, 44 Years 2357 Views v

Dr. M Karale General Physician | Latur

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Increase in SGPT and SGOT can occur due to alcohol causing alcoholic hepatitis. You must stop drinking alcohol. SGPT and SGOT will decrease in few weeks of stopping alcohol. Also get sonography of abd ...  Read More

Asked for Male, 34 Years 3057 Views v

Dr. Nivedita Bharti General Physician | Ranchi

Whole liver function test is required and then symptoms to evaluate anything ...  Read More

Asked for Male, 28 Years 51 Views v

Dr. Sherina General Physician | Coimbatore

Your symptoms need proper evaluation Investigations To do Viral markers: HBsAg, Anti-HCV Ultrasound abdomen Lipid profile, HbA1c Serum ferritin, iron studies Autoimmune markers (if persistent elevati ...  Read More

Asked for Female, 41 Years 37 Views v

Dr. Shaista Fatma General Physician | Lucknow

Need few more details for proper understanding of your issue. You can consult with me online on Practo or whatsapp on eight three one eight four six nine eight eight six for proper diagnosis, conclusi ...  Read More

Asked for Female, 40 Years 45 Views v

Dr. Raj Singh General Physician | Gurgaon

Cap Evion 600 mg taking for the longer duration is not good as it is fat soluble hence remain in body For the health of liver •Avoid Alcohal consumption •Avoid Smoking •Avoid Fat indigestion ...  Read More

Asked for Male, 23 Years 39 Views v

Ms. Neha Suryawanshi Dietitian/Nutritionist | Mumbai

Please ask me directly for personalized diet plan for you .You need to avoid all canned preserved processed foods,outside foods,fried foods ,fast food and meat. Danger depends on the grade of fatty li ...  Read More

Asked for Female, 40 Years 28 Views v

Dr. Vishal Bansal General Surgeon | Indore

Its normal You can continue medication Lifestyle modification required ...  Read More

Asked for Male, 37 Years 57 Views v

Dr. Prajna Pramod Hegde Ayurvedic General Medicine | Mysore

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Fibrosis means scarring in the liver. The good news is that in many people, early and moderate fibrosis can be slowed or sometimes improved if we address the root cause properly.Ayurveda can help supp ...  Read More

Asked for Female, 40 Years 38 Views v

Dr. Gaurav Jain General Physician | Ahmedabad

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The irregular timings of food intake and type of food intake need to be corrected. For more questions, kindly consult with me on 94 two six eight six 78 nine six. ...  Read More

Asked for Female, 24 Years 91 Views v

Dr. Kiran General Physician | Hanumangarh

Take low fat diet and low spicy food Daily exercise Get your LFT done ...  Read More

Asked for Male, 40 Years 46 Views v

Dr. Lipika RK Gupta General Surgeon | Gurgaon

Grade 2 fatty liver does not progress at the same rate in every person. In someone with diabetes, hypertension, and daily alcohol intake, the risk of developing liver inflammation (steatohepatitis) an ...  Read More

Asked for Male, 41 Years 36 Views v

Dr. Lipika RK Gupta General Surgeon | Gurgaon

Yes, in many patients with early fibrosis (F1–F2) due to fatty liver disease, liver inflammation and even mild fibrosis can partially or significantly reverse if the underlying causes are contro ...  Read More

Asked for Male, 36 Years 82 Views v

Dr. A Amin Homeopath Homoeopath | Kolkata

-Yes it can be permanently cured with Homeopathy treatment. -Very effective medicines are there in Homeopathic. -With my treatment of 1.5 months you will get permanent relief. -Will prescribe the c ...  Read More

Asked for Male, 27 Years 38 Views v

Dr. Manissha Chaudhri General Physician | Gurgaon

Looks like the liver enlargement and Acid peptic disorder seems to be a wake up call. It's a good thing- at your end check your lifestyle, especially snacking, alcohol intake, sleep, water intake, spi ...  Read More

Asked for Female, 54 Years 62 Views v

Dr. Nagarjuna Nephrologist/Renal Specialist | Karimnagar

Dialysis is not decided by creatinine value alone. It is started only when certain danger signs are present, such as fluid overload, severe breathlessness, very low urine output, high potassium, or ac ...  Read More

Asked for Male, 33 Years 87 Views v

Dr. Yasmeen Begum Homoeopath | Gulbarga

Without case and history can’t recommend Also u have grade 3 fatty liver diet is must Bcos it will lead to cirrhosis and other complications in future if u dont avoid it now ...  Read More

Asked for Male, 33 Years 33 Views v

Dr. Marni Srinivasa Chowdary Neurosurgeon | Hyderabad

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It might be persistent Mograine aura without headache (rare). The above medications suggested are in line with the above diagnosis. Keep confidence in management ...  Read More

Asked for Male, 33 Years 61 Views v

Dr. Sai Swetha Bobburi General Physician | Hyderabad

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It is safe to take Methylcobalamin,Vitamin D3,multivitamin alongside your existing fatty liver medications. Your neuro ophthalmologist prescribed these for your deficiencies and your visual symptoms. ...  Read More

Asked for Female, 47 Years 55 Views v

Dr. Satish Sawale Ayurveda | Navi Mumbai

Why did he went for USG, and how since she's facing the problem. Plz share report of liver profile blood tes the age ...  Read More

Asked for Female, 55 Years 67 Views v

Dr. Lohit Shetty Raju GastroIntestinal Surgeon | Bangalore

Hi, This dr. Lohit shetty raju, liver transplant surgeon.. Ur mother has serious condition .. Meet liver doctor nearby as soon as possible .. Or u can meet me in my clinic or kims hospital electro ...  Read More

Asked for Male, 45 Years 75 Views v

Dr. Mohamed Hanif General Surgeon | Chennai

Fatty liver as such will not cause any pain. If you have pain in right side of the abdomen it is better to repeat your ultrasound to rule out gallstones. Tablets like Pan40 can help your reduce your a ...  Read More

Asked for Male, 61 Years 70 Views v

Dr. Pulkit Sondhi Gastroenterologist | Jalandhar

Urgent hospital admission and start treatment, if not improved likely require liver transplant ...  Read More