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Is alcohol before a pelvic ultrasound ok?
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Within Reason: Hopefully you are not pregnant. If you need to take alcohol to keep from getting, "the shakes" then you have a problem with alcohol abuse and should seek help.
Answered 9/22/2013
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Liver test shows ALT of 84. Ultrasound shows excess fat on liver. Moderate alcohol intake. My BMI is 32. Is this reversible with diet and exercise. ?
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