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USG Revealed Enlarged Liver With Increased Echogenicity, No Focal Lesion/ IHBRD And Moderate Hepatomegaly With Fatty Changes. What Should Be The Treatment For Above?
On examination thru Ultrosound (USG) Abdomen it states that Lever - Enlarged in size and measures 22cm with increased echogenicity. No focal lesion / IHBRD. Portal vein normal.
Impression : Moderate Hepatomegaly with Fatty changes.
What is treatment for the above lever problem doctor ? Kindly advise what type of treatment I should take?
Jayalakshmi
Impression : Moderate Hepatomegaly with Fatty changes.
What is treatment for the above lever problem doctor ? Kindly advise what type of treatment I should take?
Jayalakshmi
Mon, 30 Dec 2013
Firstly there is nothing much to worry about your most of the woman of middle age present with fatty changes.and to know better can you please tell me do you have any symptoms and please mention your age.
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Your liver is enlarged due to fatty liver.It is reversible condition and it is due to deposition of fat within the liver cells.
You also need few more investigations like Lipid profile,LFT,RBS,RFT.
You should concentrate on your diet and life style.
You should avoid saturated fat and fried foods and also do exercise and walking.
You may need drugs depend upon investigation reports.You should consult Gastroenterologist.
Take Care
Dr.Indu Bhushan
Thanks for writing to HCM
Your liver is enlarged due to fatty liver.It is reversible condition and it is due to deposition of fat within the liver cells.
You also need few more investigations like Lipid profile,LFT,RBS,RFT.
You should concentrate on your diet and life style.
You should avoid saturated fat and fried foods and also do exercise and walking.
You may need drugs depend upon investigation reports.You should consult Gastroenterologist.
Take Care
Dr.Indu Bhushan
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