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Abdominal Pain, Diabetic, High BP, Enlarging Liver, Closed Valve In Heart. Treatment?
hello doctor... my uncle is admitted in icu for last three days...multiple tests has been done to investigate the reason..........my uncle is having abdominal pain and he is unable to eat...when he eats he immediately vomits...he is a diabetic patent...his sugar level is above 400...and bp is quite high....he once had hepatitis c...he completed his course...now liver test has been done and the reports says his liver is enlarging with some pores formation... n his heart test revealed that three of his valves are closed.... i just need a good piece of advice from you...what kind of treatment should he recieve........ thank you
Mon, 13 May 2013
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Your uncle got admitted in I.C.U.with abdominal pain, unable to eat, vomiting, he is diabetic with above 400, hypertension, had hepatitis C,liver tests says enlargement wit pores formation. three of his heart valves are closed.
it appears that due to heart problem there is enlargement of the liver, which is causing pain.Hypertension, and diabetis nourishing the problem.
First of all B.P. and diabetis should be controlled, then if possible and age permits can attempt for transplantation of the liver.
Wishing for a quick and complete recovery.
best regards.
Thanks for calling H.C.M.Forum.
Your uncle got admitted in I.C.U.with abdominal pain, unable to eat, vomiting, he is diabetic with above 400, hypertension, had hepatitis C,liver tests says enlargement wit pores formation. three of his heart valves are closed.
it appears that due to heart problem there is enlargement of the liver, which is causing pain.Hypertension, and diabetis nourishing the problem.
First of all B.P. and diabetis should be controlled, then if possible and age permits can attempt for transplantation of the liver.
Wishing for a quick and complete recovery.
best regards.
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