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My Wife Has Been Diagnosed With Fatty Liver Grade 2 With Mild Hepatomegaly
My wife has been diagnosed with Fatty Liver Grade 2 with mild hepatomegaly. She is 42, 4'11", 90kg taking the following tabs; Before Breakfast - Thyronorm 125mg, Neksium 40mg, Carbophage G2 Forte (i morning & 1 at night). After breakfast - Telvas 40, Daxid 50 (alternate days), Pevesca Plus. Before dinner - Stilnoct 12.5mg, Galvus 50mg, Sibilium 10mg. After dinner - Ecosprin AV 75. She gets pain in the right side stomach and the pain goes to the back, loose motions, feeling of hunger even after having food immediately. Kindly advise.
Thu, 10 Sep 2015
Hello
Your wife's findings may indicate mildly enlarged liver with with grade II fatty liver.
Fatty liver is a reversible condition.
Fatty liver may be due to many causes like obesity,alcoholism,sedentary life,hepatitis,altered lipid profile,metabolic disorder etc.
Findings may be due to metabolic disorder in your wife's case.It need to keep in normal range.
She should go for brisk walk regularly and take lot of fibers in food.
Avoid saturated fat and fried food.
It is important to exclude musculoskeletal causes of pain.
Get well soon.
Take Care
Dr.Indu Bhushan
Your wife's findings may indicate mildly enlarged liver with with grade II fatty liver.
Fatty liver is a reversible condition.
Fatty liver may be due to many causes like obesity,alcoholism,sedentary life,hepatitis,altered lipid profile,metabolic disorder etc.
Findings may be due to metabolic disorder in your wife's case.It need to keep in normal range.
She should go for brisk walk regularly and take lot of fibers in food.
Avoid saturated fat and fried food.
It is important to exclude musculoskeletal causes of pain.
Get well soon.
Take Care
Dr.Indu Bhushan
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