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What is mild hepatomegaly with diffuse fatty changes?
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Varies: An enlarged fatty liver (hepatomegaly) can be seen on ultrasound. This may be a more common condition in diabetics or those that are obese or overweight. Fat cells build up in the liver, and in some cases liver damage can occur.
Answered 2/3/2018
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Male 56 just got back result for my LFT Hepatomegaly with grade II fatty changes. What does this mean? How do I reverse this? All other organs are normal on the USG report. LFT blood report is normal as well. Any medication to reduce this ? Thanks?
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