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Hello all, i hope you all doing well.

I have been diagnosed with liver Fibroses after having NAFLD. I still do not know what is causing my liver to get worse and neither do the doctors and it is so frustrating. Also i do not speak a lot about my pain and stress this gives me.

To make it worse recently (about 4 months ago) to be exact i have started to get some terrible sharp pain on my right side lower ribs. Sometime it is so sharp i cannot even breathe.

I have shared this with my liver specialist and my GP but they seem as clueless as me!

I have a scanner on the 25 of April but this is really worrying, it seems there is no solution.

I would like your experiences with liver fibrosis or something similar just so I know I ma not alone on this.

Thank you all and best wishes.

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Are you seeing a Hepatologist and what bloods have been done in the way of testing for various Liver Issues.

Also what are your liver enzyme results, are they outside the norm?

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Bolly

Have you reviewed your nutrition and lifestyle.  A diet high in carbohydrates and sugars can make NAFLD worse.

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