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USG Report Showing Diffused Fatty Change Of Liver. Is Fatty Liver Reversible? Taking Udiliv And Evion

halo doctor,
in a USG report showed " Liver shows diffused fatty change". folowed by a LFT report(SGPT 92/ Alk-phosphatase 490) in 2006.
showed to the Doctor (gastrointerlogist ) who after several tests of ( HCV (-) / HBsAg(-)/ ASMA (-) cholestrol ( normal)/triglyserides(Normal) / liver biopsy
treatment given was
1. udiliv 300mg + Evion 400 mg
after 2 years
2. pioglatazone + Evion 400 mg
after 2 year
3. Heptral 400 mg ( 3 times a day) after food + evion 400 mg ( presently)

during all the above 3 medications SGPT remains within limits but after withdrawl of medicines it re gains elevated readings.

I will like to know is fatty liver reversible?, am I on reight medicationwhat should be further course of action....
I don't have any other disease.
looking forward for your valuable suggestions....


Wed, 10 Apr 2013
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You have not provided information about your age , you history of any drugs , family history or drinking history ( Alcohol ). How ever let me provide you information.
Some fat in the liver is normal. But if fat makes up more than 5%-10% of the weight of your liver, you may have alcoholic or nonalcoholic liver disease. In some cases, these diseases can lead to serious complications.
If you don't have drinking habits then The cause of nonalcoholic fatty liver disease is not clear. Certain factors tend to increase risk, but in some cases, no risk factors show up. However, Non Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease tends to run in families. It also shows up most often in people who are middle-aged and overweight or obese. These people often have high cholesterol or triglycerides and diabetes or prediabetes (insulin resistance), as well.

Other potential causes of fatty liver disease include:

Medications
Viral hepatitis
Autoimmune or inherited liver disease
Rapid weight loss
Malnutrition
There is no specific treatment at this time for fatty liver disease. However, getting treatment for any underlying disease, such as diabetes, is essential. And you can take other steps to improve your condition.

If you have alcoholic liver disease and you are a heavy drinker, quitting drinking is the most important thing you can do.
I Hope my answer will help you.
take care have a great day.
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USG Report Showing Diffused Fatty Change Of Liver. Is Fatty Liver Reversible? Taking Udiliv And Evion

Hello Welcome to Health Care Magic You have not provided information about your age , you history of any drugs , family history or drinking history ( Alcohol ). How ever let me provide you information. Some fat in the liver is normal. But if fat makes up more than 5%-10% of the weight of your liver, you may have alcoholic or nonalcoholic liver disease. In some cases, these diseases can lead to serious complications. If you don t have drinking habits then The cause of nonalcoholic fatty liver disease is not clear. Certain factors tend to increase risk, but in some cases, no risk factors show up. However, Non Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease tends to run in families. It also shows up most often in people who are middle-aged and overweight or obese. These people often have high cholesterol or triglycerides and diabetes or prediabetes (insulin resistance), as well. Other potential causes of fatty liver disease include: Medications Viral hepatitis Autoimmune or inherited liver disease Rapid weight loss Malnutrition There is no specific treatment at this time for fatty liver disease. However, getting treatment for any underlying disease, such as diabetes, is essential. And you can take other steps to improve your condition. If you have alcoholic liver disease and you are a heavy drinker, quitting drinking is the most important thing you can do. I Hope my answer will help you. take care have a great day.