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Liver/ kidney
My ultrasound report has these findings
mild diffuse fatty infiltration of liver
Cholelithiasis with chronic cholecystitis
stone in gall bladder of size 0.9cm.
What do the 1st 2 findings mean? How do I get this treated?
Can stone be dissolved via oral medication OR do I necessarily need to undergo surgery
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For gall bladder stone u need surgery
For fatty infiltration of liver u need medicines and diet
Next Steps
Avoid fatty and oily items
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Immediately consult a surgeon
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You need operation for cholelithiasis. ie laparoscopic cholecystectomy. For fatty liver avoid fatty meals non-veg junk food weight loss and exercises. I advise to consult with report
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