Why does my ultrasound scan show an enlarged liver?

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Thanks for writing in, and I understand your concern. Based on your reports (attachments removed to protect the patient's identity), you do have an issue with the liver. Your liver is swollen due to fat infiltration in it, causing derangements in your liver tests. Your liver test suggests alcohol intake, so if you are using alcohol, it is alcoholic steatohepatitis. You need to avoid alcohol and at the same time need some exercise to decrease your weight by 10 % at present. If you follow my advice, then nothing serious will go on.

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If you are not drinking, it is a non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD). I know that you do not have much weight compared to your height. You seem to have an ideal weight but considering your liver test, lipids tests, and blood pressure. I suggest you exercise regularly and reduce your weight to 70 kg. Lastly, try to avoid high carbohydrates diet.

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I do not think that there is an infection. Your blood counts are not suggestive of any infection. It is just fat infiltrations in the liver which is causing these derangements and an increase in the size of the liver. Start what I advised earlier and repeat these liver function tests (LFT) after one month.

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For cholesterol, I would be just in favor of exercise and no medications at the moment. For LFT levels, I suggest you start capsule Vitamin E 400 mg one tablet twice daily for three months. It will help a lot with your fatty liver disease.

I hope this helps you.

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Yes, you are right. These can cause such a rise in these enzymes, but your ultrasound scan is normal, which rules out most of these things, and the rest of the blood tests are also not suggestive of any such disease. Hence, I do not think you have any of the above conditions.

I hope those answers your query.

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I just reviewed all your tests, and I am happily sharing the news that your tests are normal and there is no issue with them. Your LFTs are also good now. Nothing to worry about.

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This iron deficiency is mild, and positive FIT should be repeated after some time, and if positive again, then colonoscopy should be done. At this moment, there is nothing serious. Thank you.

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I reviewed both of your reports with images. This gastritis is not significant and will improve with the prescribed treatment. This anal canal lesion also looks benign, but I will be more interested in seeing this lesion's biopsy report to rule out something serious. Get back to me with the biopsy reports once available.

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If the biopsy is benign, there is no need to remove these, as you are not symptomatic. Also, it looks small and not bigger. But all these things depend upon the biopsy report. If removal is needed, it is usually done with cautery via a small operation. If you have any further queries, you can ask any time.

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It is a single lesion only.

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I reviewed your report in detail. This colitis is not important, and it is not significant. This anal lesion called condylomata needs treatment with medications. It is not a serious issue. The good news is that there is no cancer.