Fatty liver : important points 

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Dr sab plz apka contact no mil sakta hy? Ap c kesy contact kr sakty hn? Mery abu ki halat buhttttt kharab hy is bemari ki waja c

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Kutki ka urdu name?

@@PearlsofHadith I do not know. One herbal doctor once said that Allah created kutki for liver disease. Please check on the internet and youtube. This is a plant. The root of this plant is used. Perhaps 1 gm of kutki powder is taken daily. Please check with any experienced hakeem.

Doesn’t sugarcane juice is very sugery

Kindly Note : Sugar cane juice or sugary foods highly dangerous for liver and over all health

Pagal insan sugar se fatty liver hota hai😂 apne apko marna chah rahay ho kia

people whose diets were high in fresh fruits and vegetables, whole grains, nuts, and seeds had lower risks of H. pylori infection. But those whose diets were full of carbohydrates, processed grains and meats, sugars, and salt were more likely to have H. pylori infections.

G, 2 eggs daily must

@@shabanatabasum92 Jazak Allah

Haji sahab Kisi ko maaf bhee ker do Har jaga lecture denay pohanch jatay ho

Bhai aap ne Salaam se kyon nahi shuru kiya.

Lft normal hain tu yhai ju doc sb ne batya yahi kare mera bii grade 2 hay koshish laga hon thek krne ke bagir dawayaio ke

Gall bladder ka operation ka bd aaap ki life kasi guzr rhi hy???

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Losing at least 3% to 5% of your body weight can reduce fat in the liver. You may need to lose up to 7% to 10% of your body weight to reduce liver inflammation and fibrosis. Physical activity alone, even without weight loss, is also beneficial. Doctors recommend gradually losing weight

oods That Help Fatty Liver Disease Fish and seafood. Fruits. Whole grains. Nuts. Olive oil. Vegetables. Avocados. Legumes

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Blood test Liver biopsy Magnetic resonance imaging Liver ultrasound

GAMA GT SPGT SGOT

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Low carb along with high animal fat + intermittent fasting 20 hours a day

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High levels of ALT in your blood may be a sign of a liver injury or disease. Some types of liver disease cause high ALT levels before you have symptoms of the disease. So, an ALT blood test may help diagnose certain liver diseases early.

Liver damage due to drugs, supplements, and toxins: Many medications can increase ALT by causing liver damage. Over-the-counter and doctor-prescribed medications are among the most widely recognized reasons for high ALT levels. Obesity: ALT is regularly high in individuals who are obese.

Alcohol. Medication. Nonalcoholic fatty liver disease. Viral hepatitis. Autoimmune disease. Congestive heart failure. Ischemic hepatitis. Budd-Chiari syndrome.

AST and ALT levels can be lowered by consuming certain foods that promote liver health. These include garlic, turmeric, leafy greens, cruciferous vegetables, and berries, which contain specific compounds or antioxidants that support liver function

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​@@anamshakeel240right said

I am with grade 2 fatty liver

Same situation Allah make it easy for you. Ameen

Allah sehat dy Ameen

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