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Liver - Fibroscan
Hi i got tested recently, Sgot - 29, Sgpt - 46,Ggt - 50.
Then fibroscan Cap 310 and 6.8 kpa.
I am 135kg and height is 6.6 ft. I used to drink moderate alcohol before and now only socially. Will this get better and can i still drink socially like once every 2 weeks.
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Since your BMI is 34 you are class 2 obese as per Asian BMI criteria. Fatty liver is most likely because of obesity with added insult due to alcohol.
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Need a diet and exercise plan for weight loss.
Can consult a Gastroenterologist for obesity medications.
If exhausted these measures or have significant comorbidities in the form of diabetes, hypertension,Obstructive sleep apnea(snoring) bariatric surgery will be beneficial.
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It’s likely because of obesity. But ongoing alcohol intake is going to damage it further. Better to stop alcohol intake completely.
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Your liver issues are probably not due to alcohol intake but your obesity.
You need to lose weight by about 35-40 Kgs to bring your BMI within normal range.
By reducing weight your liver will also get healthier.
Next Steps
Get a diet and workout plan to lose weight.
But, if you have already tried losing weight and it's not happening then you can go for bariatric surgery.
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Check your diet and avoid oily and spicy food
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