What does the ultrasound report suggests about the liver problems?

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Your ultrasonography report (attachments removed for patient identity protection) says mild changes are seen in your liver parenchyma in coarsened echotexture. Changes can be seen in the liver and other organs. Usually, aminotransferase levels can be elevated in conditions such as sepsis or pyelonephritis, as sepsis can cause liver dysfunction leading to elevated enzymes. This happens because in kidney diseases, toxins build up in the body, and as kidneys cannot flush them out completely, these excess toxins damage the liver.

Once your kidney infection or sepsis is treated, you can reassess your liver enzyme levels to see if they fall to normal (assuming there is no primary liver disease such as steatosis or cirrhosis).

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Yes, based on what the ultrasonography report says it means absent overt cirrhotic morphology.

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