do the selcept increase the livers anzyme?

Question

My liver shows increased parenchymal echogencity what to do?

Answer 1

It can: You are asking about cellcept, (mycophenolate mofetil) or mycophenolate, correct? Elevation of the liver enzyme transaminases sgot/ast and sgpt/alt is fairly common. Your physician knows about this and can guide you on what to do.

Answer 2

Variable: Organs are shared on a point system referred to as meld or model for end-stage liver disease score. Components of the meld score predict the severity of illness.

Answer 3

MELD score : It is based on the chances of dying from liver disease. The current model is called meld score and it uses the bilirubin, creatinine and inr. People are ranked on the waiting list according with their scores.

Answer 4

The sickest 1st: Once a patient meets the eligibility requirements of a specific transplant program and is placed on the liver list, livers are allocated on at the local level using an acuity score called the meld score. Meld scores are calculated from three lab values, cr (a measure of kidney function), bilirubin (a breakdown product of hemoglobin that accounts for the yellow color of jaundice), and the inr.

Answer 5

Sickest first: Unlike kidney transplant where the length of time on the list is the most important factor, for liver allocation, the most important factor is the degree of illness. Using the meld acuity score, sickest patients are given priority.

Answer 6

Depends: Liver lesions can be anything from nothing to cancer. Please repost with what type of scan you had, what the result was and what they recommended and we can be of much greater help to you.

Answer 7

Talk with your MD: There are many causes of liver lesions, both benign and malignant. It is likely the repeat scan that you are having done is to determine what type of lesion they are. Your doctor will tell you more when the scans are done. Sometimes biopsy of the lesion is needed to figure out what it is. If you have no risk factors for malignant liver lesions, they are most likely benign.

Answer 8

Lose weight: If you are overweight, losing weight and eating a whole food anti-inflammatory diet that is low in simple carbohydrates can help to reduce fat production in your body and may help to reduce fat in your liver. The less alchohol you drink the better. Wine has empty calories, stops fat burning, and increases your appetite. Fatty liver can lead to cirrhosis.

Answer 9

NAFLD: Fatty liver (nafld) is common finding on abdominal ultrasound in those who are overweight or obese. Best way to cure it is to lose central adiposity. That means exercise & nutrition. Men can typically have 2 drinks/d while women are allowed just 1/d. However, you're not supposed to drink more to make up for days you didn't imbibe. For now, best to avoid alcohol while you get rid of fatty liver.

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