Fatty liver and losing weight too quickly
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can someone tell me why it's not good for fatty liver if you lose weight too quickly? I have fatty liver and losing weight and excercising to try and improve it (along with my Type 2 diabetes).
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robby6859 carina62
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carina62 robby6859
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I will have to ask my GP why when i next see him. Although i am tempted to lose weight quicker than i am doing at the moment, i am trying not to and although very frustrating, my weight is going down slowly. I have a long way to go but i am hoping it will help my diabetes and fatty liver. I am doing the '8 week blood sugar diet' (Dr Michael Moseley) and 2 days a week are 800 calories only, i have only just started it so time will tell.
robby6859 carina62
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carina62 robby6859
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Thanks. I have a sedentary office job so my excercise is quite 'light' ie i have a treadmill at home which i use for 20 mins each day and when i can i like to walk so i'm not really that active but a little is better than nothing. Can i ask? what is now happening with your fatty liver? how have your doctors left it? Did a scan show you have an enlarged liver? thanks.
robby6859 carina62
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A scan did show an enlarged liver along with sludge in the gallbladder. All the scans before my rapid weight loss showed my liver to be mildly fatty(can't think of the medical term). After the weight loss it is enlarged, moderately fatty and my enzymes are 3x the norm.
carina62 robby6859
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My GP said that there's no such thing as fatty liver, you either have it or you don't. I get a mild discomfort under my right rib which radiates to the back under my right shoulder blade, do you have something similar?
robby6859 carina62
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carina62
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sorry meant to say no such thing as 'mild' fatty liver.....
robby6859 carina62
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Someone should tell that to the radiologist's who make the reports then. A few years ago it said mild steotosis and in March this year it said moderate to severe.