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Afterimages, Fatty Liver, Kidney Stones
I have been diagnosed with grade 3 fatty liver in  October. Last Month my CAP was 316 increased from 304 in Oct & KPA is 6.9 decreased from 10.4 in Oct. I have lost 18 Kg since then. Last month I had a blood test done. Kidney Stone too. My B12 levels are 176 and Vitamin D levels are 17. I am taking Bilypsa, Thiotres and Vitreon Tablet once a day.  I have floaters for a long time. For the past one month I have been seeing afterimages & ghosting images. Sometimes the prolonged one is for LED and Car Light. I have got my retina checked twice in the past 15 days & it is fine. Today I visited a Neuro-Opthamologist & he thinks Vit B12 & Vit D can be the reason. He prescribed MethylCobalamin 1500 mcg once  a day for 20 days (Nuroday I am going for), D3 Shots once a week for 12 weeks & Becasule Z for Multivitamin once a day. Is it safe to take them with the fatty liver medicines mentioned above. MRI Brain (Plain) is also normal.
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Fatty Liver Disease + low B12 & Vit D Good part is Weight loss (18 kg) + CAP ↓ + KPA ↓ = liver improving Eye symptoms (floaters, afterimages): - Retina & MRI normal - Likely due to Vitamin B12 Deficiency  & Vitamin D Deficiency - Usually reversible with treatment Your medicines: - Methylcobalamin 1500 mcg is safe - Vit D3 weekly is safe - Becosule is safe - Fatty liver meds (Bilypsa, Thiotres, Vitreon can be continued - Eye symptoms improve in 3–6 weeks (sometimes longer) advice - Continue weight control - High protein diet + sunlight exposure - Avoid alcohol, junk, sugary drinks
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