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Is There Any Doctor Available To Interpret This Report?

i have little pain in my right side abdomen,i went to the doctor ,he said take utra sound scan.the result is

liver is in normal size,shape and increased echotexture

there no diffuse noted

fatty changes in liver(adv:lft correlation)

blood test also noramal

i worried doctor about this.pls help me

posted on Fri, 14 Mar 2014
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Increased liver echotexture refers to an increase in the fat content of the liver. Fatty liver is graded as from I to III. You might be having a mild fatty liver if not mentioned. This can be due to increased intake of fatty foods, alcohol intake or due to any familial or other digestive problem including liver infections. Doing LFT (liver function tests) will give a possible idea as to how is the liver functioning and it may even be normal.
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Is There Any Doctor Available To Interpret This Report?

Hi, Thanks for writing in. Increased liver echotexture refers to an increase in the fat content of the liver. Fatty liver is graded as from I to III. You might be having a mild fatty liver if not mentioned. This can be due to increased intake of fatty foods, alcohol intake or due to any familial or other digestive problem including liver infections. Doing LFT (liver function tests) will give a possible idea as to how is the liver functioning and it may even be normal.