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Liver problem
USG upper abdomen (liver) tested.. Results say liver is enlarged (14.8 cm cranio caudal) and shows diffuse fatty change (grade 3). Impression : Mild hepatomegaly with fatty liver. Hepatitis A, and C is negative and non reactive.
SGOT is 46.5, SGPT is 91.5, GAMMA GT is 97.1
No alcohol consumption at all.
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Dr. Nimisha S Kantharia
Laparoscopic Surgeon
15 yrs exp
Mumbai
Your BMI is 30.1 which puts you in the obese category. All your reports are suggestive of non-alcoholic fatty liver disease, which is fast becoming the number one cause of liver disease in India.
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I would strongly suggest that you place yourself under the care of a gastroenterologist who can monitor your liver on regular basis.
Weight loss through healthy diet and exercise till you reach a normal BMI would definitely help.
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Dr. Anil Kumar Jain
General Physician
9 yrs exp
Bangalore
hello there.
you are suffering from something called NAFLD that is Nonalcoholic Fatty Liver Disease.
in this condition, a person takes little or no alcohol but still suffer from fatty liver.
don't need to worry, just consult a surgeon and he will be able to help you out. or you could even consult a gastroenterologist.
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