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Is it safe to get pregnant with non alcoholic fatty liver if i am not diabetic and have normal liver enzymes? i have no scarring and have lost weight
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Pregnancy: Any time you are concerned about pregnancy you MUST see a Gynecologist. Please don't delay - you will be well cared for.
Answered 6/15/2016
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