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How To Bring Down Alpha Feto Protein Levels?

AGE 72, HT-5FT6in,wt-67 CT SCAN STUDY REVEALS. IMAGING FEATURES SUGGESTIVE OF MULTIFOCAL PRIMARY MALIGNANT NEOPLASTIC PROCESS INVOLVING THE LIVER PARENCHYMA-MULTIFOCAL HCC (HEPATO CELLULAR CARCINOMA) SEEMS MOST LIKELY. BACKGROUND CHANGES OF LIVER CIRRHOSIS ARE SEEN. GALL BLADDER EXHIBITS HIGH DENSITY SLUDGE TINY CALCULI,MILD PROSTATOMEGALY WITH DETRUSOR HYPERTROPHY AND SMAL VENTRAL UMBILICAL HERNIA ARE SEEN.
ALPHA FETO PROTEIN = 338.84 , 564.51 , 636.32 HOW CAN WE BRING DOWN ALPHA FETO PROTEIN LEVELS?
Thu, 27 Nov 2014
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Hello and welcome to HCM,
High levels of alpha feto protein occur in malignancies of liver, germ cell tumors and liver cirrhosis.
The CT scan report is showing presence of a liver growth along with background changes of cirrhosis.
Thus, these two are potential causes of alpha feto protein.
Surgical excision of the primary liver tumor will help to reduce the levels of alpha feto proteins.
Consult your treating doctor for further management.

Thanks and take care
Dr Shailja P Wahal
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How To Bring Down Alpha Feto Protein Levels?

Hello and welcome to HCM, High levels of alpha feto protein occur in malignancies of liver, germ cell tumors and liver cirrhosis. The CT scan report is showing presence of a liver growth along with background changes of cirrhosis. Thus, these two are potential causes of alpha feto protein. Surgical excision of the primary liver tumor will help to reduce the levels of alpha feto proteins. Consult your treating doctor for further management. Thanks and take care Dr Shailja P Wahal