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Fibroscan related question
Hi my early fibroscan 333/7.5 recent one is 260/10
Not sure i should be happy, what went wrong and how to decrease kpa. I am doing workout and diet.
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Dr. A N M Owais Danish
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Your recent FibroScan (260 / 10 kPa) compared to earlier 333 / 7.5 kPa shows mixed changes:
CAP: 333 → 260
Fat in liver has improved significantly (good response to diet/workout).
LSM: 7.5 → 10 kPa
Suggests moderate fibrosis
This can sometimes increase due to inflammation, recent alcohol, fatty liver activity, or test variability.
To reduce kPa:
1. Continue weight loss & regular exercise
2. Strictly avoid alcohol.
3. Control metabolic factors – sugar, triglycerides, cholesterol.
4. Less sugar/refined carbs, more vegetables, protein).
5. Check LFT, HbA1c, lipid profile and repeat FibroScan in 6–12 months.
If you share ALT/AST and weight, interpretation can be more accurate.
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