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Question: Hello Doctor,
I was diagnosed with Fatty Liver, SGOT- 129 & SGPT - 189. my doctor prescribed Nusam 400mg. How should i recover quickly from this. And i do have gastric problem for a longer period of time. I'm non-alcoholic, also i use to take medicines for wheezing problem - Deriphyllin retard 150, betnesol. What are the other alternative medicines for wheezing since i have fatty liver
I was diagnosed with Fatty Liver, SGOT- 129 & SGPT - 189. my doctor prescribed Nusam 400mg. How should i recover quickly from this. And i do have gastric problem for a longer period of time. I'm non-alcoholic, also i use to take medicines for wheezing problem - Deriphyllin retard 150, betnesol. What are the other alternative medicines for wheezing since i have fatty liver
Brief Answer:
Get tested further and consider vitamin E supplement
Detailed Answer:
Hello
Thank you for the query. I understand your concern.
Based on the details, I consider the possibility of non alcoholic steatohepatitis. Therefore it may be worthwhile getting a hbsag and anti hcv antibodies done to look for other causes. You may also consider starting on vitamin E supplement after consulting your physician.
Reduce weight if you are overweight
Having betnesol for long is not good too. Consult your physician about the possibility of stopping it. I would prefer you stop taking it if it's not absolutely indicated.
Hope this answers your query
Wish you a speedy recovery
Get tested further and consider vitamin E supplement
Detailed Answer:
Hello
Thank you for the query. I understand your concern.
Based on the details, I consider the possibility of non alcoholic steatohepatitis. Therefore it may be worthwhile getting a hbsag and anti hcv antibodies done to look for other causes. You may also consider starting on vitamin E supplement after consulting your physician.
Reduce weight if you are overweight
Having betnesol for long is not good too. Consult your physician about the possibility of stopping it. I would prefer you stop taking it if it's not absolutely indicated.
Hope this answers your query
Wish you a speedy recovery
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