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Dry Lips. Ultrasound Scan Shows Fatty, Enlarged Liver. Diet Recommendations?

My mother has a problem her lips goes drying on. So she decided to check liver scan.After doing ultrasound scan it is noticed that there is fatty liver and liver enlargement. So what treatment is there for both and what diet whe should proceed? Respected doctor kindly send us a reply. Waiting for your reply.
Tue, 14 Aug 2012
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Hi there,

Fatty liver is normally a reversible condition . It can get back to normal, however , it takes time.
Main thing to do is avoid fatty food, fresh cream, oily, deep fried food. Have low fat milk, low fat curd etc. If over weight do try and lose weight gradually. Avoid alcohol. Regular exercise 30-45 minutes a day 5 days a week is a must.

Please visit a physician for further evaluation (cholesterol, sugar levels, liver function tests etc).

Hope this helps.

Regards,
Dr. Divya Kuttirkishnan
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Dry Lips. Ultrasound Scan Shows Fatty, Enlarged Liver. Diet Recommendations?

Hi there, Fatty liver is normally a reversible condition . It can get back to normal, however , it takes time. Main thing to do is avoid fatty food, fresh cream, oily, deep fried food. Have low fat milk, low fat curd etc. If over weight do try and lose weight gradually. Avoid alcohol. Regular exercise 30-45 minutes a day 5 days a week is a must. Please visit a physician for further evaluation (cholesterol, sugar levels, liver function tests etc). Hope this helps. Regards, Dr. Divya Kuttirkishnan