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Suffering From Jaundice. Sonography And Blood Test Done. Found Fatty Liver. Suggest A Diet Plan

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Posted on Fri, 19 Apr 2013
Question: Sir/madam my name is XXXXXXX am 32yrs old. Am sufring frm Jaundice 2months ago. My sonography rpt was Mild Hepatomegaly with Fatty Changes. My blood test was..LFT-T.b 4.0, d.b 3.0, in.b 1.0, Sgpt 110, sgot 130 and ggtp 50. I used to drink alcohol, but stop now. Do smoking and chewing Pan. How to reduce the level. I take Urdohep-sl twice a day, avoid fried, oily and non-veg food. What exect may be the cause of Fatty changes. Through net i came to know that there R many posibilities to rule out, like gallbladder stone, liver stone etc. What type of food should i take.
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Answered by Dr. Dr. Ivan Romich (27 minutes later)
Hi and welcome to XXXXXXX
Fatty liver is common condition and this is the first phase of liver damage. It is reversible and pretty easily treatable just need to follow instructions.
Main causes are alcohol and metabolic syndrome (diabetes, hypertension, obesity and dyslipidemia). Galbladder stones would cause it. Some drugs and nuttritonal deficiancies can cause it as well but not so often.

So you can change your life habbits and improvement will come for sure. First you need to avoid alcohol definitely.
DIetary involves reducing your carbohydrate intake and increasing your saturated fat intake.
Get some exercise. don't eat foods which contain high fructose corn syrup, white sugar , honey , and agave syrup, which can be up to 90% fructose and carbonated sodas.

Eat more egg yolks and liver from clean. These foods are high in choline. Other foods XXXXXXX in choline include beef, cod, shrimp, broccoli, dairy products, and almonds. All kind of nonfatty meat, fish, sesame feeds are helpful.
Hope I have answered your query. If you have any further questions I will be happy to help
Above answer was peer-reviewed by : Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar
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Follow up: Dr. Dr. Ivan Romich (17 hours later)
Sir,is there any medicine to cure Faty changes,
my dr. gave me only Urdohep-sl with vitamin. Is that enough.
Need I have to consult specialist dr.to rule out exect reason for faty change.
Should i go for another test like _,_,_,_,_
yr ans-eats more egg yolk and liver clean (i cannot get the meaning)
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Answered by Dr. Dr. Ivan Romich (4 hours later)
Hi again.
There s no specific medicine, but isnt necessary because in most cases it can be trated by changing life habbits. Your doctor prescribed Urdohep because he obviously thinks that your fatty liver is caused by gallbladder stones. Urdohep can help to resolve those stones. If your liver problems are resulting from other cause which I ve mentioned, this drug wont be helpful. You didnt mention that sonography found some stones. Try to find in your lab tests do you have raised cholesterol, triglycerids or glucosae level. ELevation of those parameters are called methabolic syndrome and can cause fatty liver.
When did you stop drinking? if it was less than a year then alcohol could have affected your liver.
I suggest you to find the exact cause. Ask your doctor about performing CT scan which can verify is there any sign of stones and can visualize liver more detaily.
Viral hepatitis markers should be done as well.
Egg yolk in inside part of egg, yellow one and i meant you should eat clean animal liver whivh has choline that improve your liver status. It is just good to remember that you need to take high protein diet,vitamins,minerals and unsaturated acids.
Also do frequent check ups of your liver enzymes
Above answer was peer-reviewed by : Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar
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Follow up: Dr. Dr. Ivan Romich (1 hour later)
Once again, Sir!
I used to have mild fever to say slight warmness of the body, which my dr. told me it is natural for jaundice patient, so dnt gave me any medicine. But i take paracetamol and used to sweat a lot at night. Also my stool is semi-solid.
Dr. gave me to drink lots of Glucose-D powder, is it alright.?
My left side abdominal below my chest could be felt bigger in size when intake of food mostly.
Also sometimes i could felt pain on my left chest.
Is all this related to Jaundice-Fatty Changes in the Liver
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Answered by Dr. Dr. Ivan Romich (56 minutes later)
Yes, of course it is. Left part of liver is in normal circumstances situtated partly in left abdomen, when enlarged this is even more expressed. Secondly, gallbaldder stones affect pancreatic duct as well. It is typical for pancreas to give left sided abdominal and chest pain,sometimes radiating to back. I suggest do do amylase and lipase blood levels if these symtpoms progress.Loose stool is also something expected so all this would gone after liver condition improvement. Liver enzymes are oftenly found and can mean nothing, but associated jaundice and bilirubin eleveation means that you shouldnt ignore it. Nothing will happen suddenly, but try to follow my and your doctors recommendations,and I am sure you will feel better. It s ok to take Glucose powred. it is good supplement for sugar and some vitamins.
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Suffering From Jaundice. Sonography And Blood Test Done. Found Fatty Liver. Suggest A Diet Plan

Hi and welcome to XXXXXXX
Fatty liver is common condition and this is the first phase of liver damage. It is reversible and pretty easily treatable just need to follow instructions.
Main causes are alcohol and metabolic syndrome (diabetes, hypertension, obesity and dyslipidemia). Galbladder stones would cause it. Some drugs and nuttritonal deficiancies can cause it as well but not so often.

So you can change your life habbits and improvement will come for sure. First you need to avoid alcohol definitely.
DIetary involves reducing your carbohydrate intake and increasing your saturated fat intake.
Get some exercise. don't eat foods which contain high fructose corn syrup, white sugar , honey , and agave syrup, which can be up to 90% fructose and carbonated sodas.

Eat more egg yolks and liver from clean. These foods are high in choline. Other foods XXXXXXX in choline include beef, cod, shrimp, broccoli, dairy products, and almonds. All kind of nonfatty meat, fish, sesame feeds are helpful.
Hope I have answered your query. If you have any further questions I will be happy to help