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Help..us results..extrahepatic bile duct 0.5cm, echogenic liver consistent with fatty changes, a echogenic pancreas consist with fatty infiltration ?
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Possibly: If all other blood tests do not show a cause of liver disease, then the results are consistent with fatty liver disease.
Answered 5/3/2013
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See your doctor. : Time for lifestyle changes. You may also be diabetic and have high blood pressure. Need diet, weight loss and exercise so you don't get metabolic syndrome.
Answered 5/10/2014
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