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Suggest Treatment For Fatty Liver Disease
Hi I have been told I may have fatty liver desease. I have been tested & tested, they still dont know why.I'm clear of the common causes. But my AST & ACT levels continue to rise. I have been on a good diet watching all that I eat for 6 weeks. Only lost 2 kg.I am very stressed. They said if it continues to rise I may have to have a liver Biopsy. I have been taking a liver cleanse Tablet twice a day ,also a vitiamin /mineral powder once per day. I have tried to do more exercise but I just dont have the energy or then I hurt myself & cant. I am determind to at least start walking more.Is there anything else I can do.
Mon, 18 Apr 2016
Hi thanks for contacting health care magic...
Noted you have fatty liver known as steatosis.
In which excess fat deposited in hepatocytes to form vesicles.
See mere walking not decreasing weight.
Here to reduce weight along with dietary control calorie has to be burnt....
Regular one hour active exercise like running , jogging , swimming etc needed.
Take low fat diet....
Trans fat containing diet like pizza , burger , cheese , butter etc....avoided.
Non veg taken very much less.
Fruits more....
Avoid alcohol......
Hope your concern solved.
Regular follow up done ....
Noted you have fatty liver known as steatosis.
In which excess fat deposited in hepatocytes to form vesicles.
See mere walking not decreasing weight.
Here to reduce weight along with dietary control calorie has to be burnt....
Regular one hour active exercise like running , jogging , swimming etc needed.
Take low fat diet....
Trans fat containing diet like pizza , burger , cheese , butter etc....avoided.
Non veg taken very much less.
Fruits more....
Avoid alcohol......
Hope your concern solved.
Regular follow up done ....
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