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A member asked:
I had an ultrasound which showed a fatty liver. my blood test showed bilirubin at 23 and urea blood 1.1 i usually get abnormal ggt this was missed. all other bloods were normal. i dont drink alcohol, is this something i should be worried about?
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Are your liver enzymes normal? If you are overweight, weight loss will help your fatty liver. There are liver specialists can help monitor and treat fatty liver if needed. Avoiding substances, like certain meds, alcohol, etc., can help with this as well. So, see a liver specialist for help with the fatty liver. Good luck!
Answered 7/9/2023
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