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Fatty liver

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melissa63092
melissa63092

I was diagnosed with fatty liver about 3 years ago. It was pure accident I had abdominal ultrasound and that’s what showed. All my blood work is fine. I am 35 and absolutely don’t drink alcoholic beverages and super skinny. I was wondering how do you get rid of it? My doctor is not concerned at all. What should I avoid as far as it food goes- i like sweets, but who doesn’t. I don’t eat fast food or fried due to my gastritis. Does anyone know anything about non- alcoholic fatty liver? 

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  • emmanuel48509
    emmanuel48509 melissa63092

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    I have fatty liver 8 years now without any consequence. I avoid eating fatty foods, sweets ,I dont drink wine or very rarely, not any fast food. Most evenings I eat fruits and some cheese and I try to lose some weight .Right now my weight is 68 kgs with a height of 1.63. I suppose to have with my height of 1.63,k 66 Kgs.
  • holly_12500
    holly_12500 melissa63092

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    Hi, I was diagnosed with fatty liver I weighed 9.7 fibroscan 10.1.

    I dont drink or smoke, I was advised to lose weight,so I started to walk for 1 hour a day and started to look eat

    health diet (although I did think my diet was ok.)

    6 months later I weighed 8.10 my fibro scan was 7.01.

    Dr was very pleased with my results..?

    February this year I had put a bit of

    weighed on 9st but my fibroscan was the same.

    I now have to go back to hospial in 3 years. I believe eating sensibly helps

    3 small meals a day, salad, fruit.no ready meals.

    I was adviced to look on nhs eating health site.plenty exersise.

    I believe one day a tablet will be available to reduce fatty liver.

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