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Grade 2 Fatty Liver
I have been diagnosed with grade 2 fatty liver, however doctor did not give me any medicines specific to the problem. She advised taking Omez D which is for preventing acid reflux. One of my friends said he was prescribed Ursocol and Evion in the past for fatty liver, however he does not remember dosage. Can you please advise proper daily dosage for Ursocol and vitamin E for treatment of grade 2 fatty liver and how long it should be continued?
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Dr. Rahul Poddar
Laparoscopic Surgeon
10 yrs exp
Ghaziabad
Treatment of fatty liver is not medicines.
Medicines only help in NADH, that too very limited benefit.
Also in addition to ursecor and evion other medicines can be helpful DEPENDING on various factors.
The main Treatment is diet and lifestyle.
Loose weight.
Follow plant based diet.
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discuss for detailed Treatment planning. with LFT REPORTS.
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Dr. R.S Rengan
Bariatric Surgeon
33 yrs exp
Chennai
Normal dosage is Tab.URSOCOL 300 mg 1-0-1 after food.
Tab EVION 400 mg 1-0-0.
for three to six months..
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