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What Treatment Do You Suggest For Hypo-echoic Liver , Mild Fatter Infiltration Of Pancreas ?
complete loss of apatite , cannot eat , constant pain in epi-gastric , umbilical region and right illiac, pain increase with intake of food . Stool formation is loose and sticky .
Ultrasound report says , hypo-echoic liver , mild fatter infiltration of pancreas .
blood report states
no band stabs ,
neutrophill 50 ,
eosinophill 10
total bilrubin > 1.60
conjugated > 0.5
indurect > 1.2
sgpt > 25.0
sgot > 32.0
stool test > bacteria 4+ motile bacillus
Ultrasound report says , hypo-echoic liver , mild fatter infiltration of pancreas .
blood report states
no band stabs ,
neutrophill 50 ,
eosinophill 10
total bilrubin > 1.60
conjugated > 0.5
indurect > 1.2
sgpt > 25.0
sgot > 32.0
stool test > bacteria 4+ motile bacillus
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Sat, 21 Dec 2013
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Tue, 24 Dec 2013
Answered on
Thu, 26 Dec 2013
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Hi and welcome to HCM.
The main treatment is changing dietary and lifestyle habits. It includes eating less fatty and unhealthy food, avoid alcohol,smoking and certain drugs. Second line of therapy is medical but the most important is to regulate body weight and diet and regulat blood lipids and sugar. This is still reversible liver condition but it can progress to liver cirhhosis which is serious disease.
Thanks for the query. Wish you good health. Regards
The main treatment is changing dietary and lifestyle habits. It includes eating less fatty and unhealthy food, avoid alcohol,smoking and certain drugs. Second line of therapy is medical but the most important is to regulate body weight and diet and regulat blood lipids and sugar. This is still reversible liver condition but it can progress to liver cirhhosis which is serious disease.
Thanks for the query. Wish you good health. Regards
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