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What is the means of fatty liver grade 2 .

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rajeev23340
rajeev23340

Hello

i am bit confused regarding my ultralsound report .

in ultra sound report that mention i have "Fatty live grade 2 "

this is the mention sentence in my ultrasound report

"Liver measure 13.1 cm in cranio-caudal dimension in midclavicular line,normal in shape amd size with diffusely hyperechoic parenchymal echotexture.No focal lession seen.IHBD not dilated.pv is normal in course and caliber."

IMPRESSION:-

F/S/O GRADE 2 fatty liver :

please anyone help me to expain this

i had SGOT ( AST)- 79 and SGOT (ALT)= 131 both are high

please anyone expain .

 

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  • rajeev23340
    rajeev23340

    Posted

     I get further investion regarding my

    hepatitis virus like A,B,C

    all come -ve i dont have any hepatitis virus attack on my liver.

    but my cholostrol is quite high but my weight is normal

    my height is 5.5' and weight is 63k

    but no cholostrol level is here

    SERUM TOTAL CHOLESTEROL = 188

    SERUM TRIGLYCERIDES= 202 H

    SERUM HDL CHOLESTROL DIRECT = 36 L

    SERUM LDL CHOLESTEROL CALCULATD= 112 H

    SERUM VLDL CHOLESTROL = 40H

    is am daying .does my lever is seriously infected?

    please tell me

  • ChrisA15
    ChrisA15 rajeev23340

    Posted

    Liver disease comes in  3 or 4 stages, depending on which you have, from

    Non-alcoholic Liver Disease

    1. Steatosis

    2. Non-Alcoholic Stateohepatitis 

    3. Fibrosis

    4. Cirrhosis

    Alcoholic-related Liver Disease

    1, Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease

    2. Alcoholic Hepatitis

    3. Cirrhosis

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